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... came and fitted an Electric Shower in my bathroom :lol: , I am sure they were Competent fairies! :!: Anyway, I was just sitting here thinking about all the extra things that have been done to the house since it was built and wondered wether my mains supply was big enough, as you do! The...

....... and back to the original question!?

nuggets=brown sausage shaped waste

Tell me youre joking about the nuggets?! Yes it does have space for a sink, and a extract fan given its location with no outside wall!

I would like to fit a toilet in a grd floor cupboard, which has the soil stack in it, easy eh?! problem being the stack is at the opposite end to the tiolet. How will i get sufficiant flow? Thanks

I have two Ring Mains in my house, the original one, and another one was added for a Loft Conversion. I am in the process to turn some spare space into a utillity room, for which I need some sockets for a Chest freezer, a Tumble drier, and a washing machine. Now although the ground floor is...

Thanks for help, much appreciated. Will get a Professional in to do it. Cant be doing with wet carpets!!

well it aint the top bit. I exchanged the control unit, with the one from the bathroom, and the bathroom is still nice and cool but the bedroom is turning into a sauna again! Is there any adjustment to be made on the valve or are they just factory set?

So what am i checking for once i get the plastyic cap off? like you said they have got a collar on them at the base.

Not sure, i cant see a way to get it apart and gewt to the mechanics of it. dont wanna pull too hard in case i pullit off the pipe. Any ideas how to get the plastic cap off and check it? They are HOneywell Stats.

We had a new back boiler fitted along with Thermostats on all the radiators last year. All was well until this week, when although my Thermostat was set to off, my Bedroom radiator was boiling hot. I double checked it and left it for a bit(never know who been playing with it out of the two kids...

Just to clarify. Is it two metres on the shortest route and the cable could be for example 3 metres? or is it the cable thats gotta be under two metres? Thank you for your advice.

Probably about two and a half metres away from the switch as the crow flies, but the cable length from the wall outlet would probably be closer to 4 metres. I had thought about using a wall outlet as a junction box, as they are a reasonable size, and they obviously have the correct rating for...

Got a query for you. I want to move my 45A Cooker. I have been told i cant just junction box it and run it around in the wall. Gotta have an unjoined cable. Now heres the trouble. I don't wanna chase out walls, can I run in a new cable and run it on the surface of the walls, and just put it in...