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I think there are about 7 or 8 circuits. They include electric shower, water heater, 3 x 100 watt electric heaters and the usual lights, cooker, etc. All covered by flick fuses. So presumably this is an MCB/RCD in the lodge. Thats why I am scratching my head as to why these fuses aint...

I fitted a new larger water heater powered on its own circuit for my hot water and showers. I also fitted a new log burner in tandem with my oil fired central heating system. Both work through a centralizer. The problem is that central heating is still warming the old water tank up which...

Thanks PBD I think you just answered the question. It cant have overcurrent protection. Any idea how much to instal?

I have a holiday lodge that is connected to the main house fuse. Just outside the house (approx 50 metres from the lodge) is the telegraph pole. I am selling the house and now need to give the lodge its own power. Can anyone let me know how much this will cost. Thanks

I had a heating element blow recently in my holiday lodge. The trouble is that it blows the main fuse 50 yds away in my house therefore bypassing the RCD box in the lodge. Any helpful comments would be appreciated. Thanks

My friend I know exactly what I am doing with regards to the stove. It was fitted 18 years ago. My question was how do I cement the ceiling of the fireplace in which it sits. Also I was curious to know how the clay liner pots were attached to the walls.

When I opened up the hole in the corner to fit a stove I was able to look up through the concrete ceiling and see all the clay liners. I just wondered how they were all connected to the wall. Yes its the ceiling around the bottom of the flue that I need to cement.

I have an open corner fireplace with a multifuel stove. Is it possible to cement the ceiling. Also can anyone tell me how the round baked flue pots are connected to the wall all the way to the chimney. Thks.