Search results

How? Open a door and all the electrics are there!!

All electrics would still bu easily accessable as they would be under the oven. so basically what im trying to do is relocate the oven so i can install a dishwasher in its place as the kitchen is small. This is the cupboard which has the fuseboard inside and is where i want the oven to go.

One final question!!! Would i be able to have the back of the oven (bottom lip) sitting flush against the top part of the fuse box? Or would this cause issues? It would all be in a purpose built oven enclosure. The pic shows where the back if the oven would sit. Thanks

Cheers for that. All the electrics in that cupboard would be below the oven enclosure (once fuse board is moved) but if its going to be expensive then i will just leave it! Its not a new kitchen,it was just an idea to move it so i could put a dishwasher where the oven is located now! Thanks again

Yes. Just to wherr the red box is that ive drawn. Thanks

Thanks for that. yeh,i guess i meant the fuse board then. cheers

Thanks. thats the reason i was wanting to move it down. So that the oven would sit above all the electric units. But if its going to be to much of a pain and expense i will have a rethink. cheers

Hi all. Just wanting some advice please. Would it be possible to move my consumer unit slightly from where it is now,to where the red box is drawn? i plan on putting the new oven into this cupboard,but the consumer unit is in the way by approx 20mm! Thanks.

I honestly couldnt tell you what curcuit its on. At a guess id say it was spurred from the bedroom below. This was done probs 15 years ago. Question was more aimed at could the dimmer be the cause of the lights not working even if the other switch is ok? Thanks

Happy new year all. we have a loft converted to a bedroom and have 8 gu10 spotlight fixtures in there. There is a dimmer switch at top of the stairs and a standard switch at the bottom of stairs. I tried fitting led bulbs into them but they just flickered so i replaced those with gu10 20w...

Every Every house on the street has its own complete water shut off valve on the front of the property EXCEPT mine! There is also a shut off tap in the back garden for each persons wash house but mine is siezed solid. Just gonna have to get wet!!

s there My only issue is finding the correct thread size before starting the job. Dont want to get wet 2 or 3 times. Lol

Yeh its defo black plastic pipe coming from under the ground and into the old washhouse! There is a picture in my original post at the top. Im worried that clamping the black pipe might crack it as its probabally as old as the house (1950s). Typiaclly the only house in the street without a...

Hi again and thanks for the replies. The tap isnt dripping now as i have put that pipe and check valve onto it but its only a matter of time before that bursts i think! The feed pipe is black plastic so not sure if that can be frozen? The outside tap has a seperate stop valve which is located...

Hi all. I have an old (probs 1950s) outside tap which is located in an old washhouse. The problem is that it started leaking badly months ago and i managed to close it off with a make shift pipe and valve,but that is now close to exploding!!! The mains cut off tap is siezed solid and cannot be...

This is the pipe. Has writinv on it but means nothing to me! It has an external circumfrence of 56mm (external diameter 17.79mm)

Im just running out of options! I tbought it was mdpe but looks like its alkathene. Its rock solid and very very rigid so dont think it will clamp! And there are no other taps on that feed. The inside house taps are on a seperate feed (which i can knock off but dowsnt affect the outside tap)

Think i might have to buy a few taps of various sizes and hope one of them fits. This will have to be done while its under mains water pressure. Surely it can still be done that way, even if i get soaked??

[/url] Think its bigger than 1/2" The outside diametre is 33mm (or there abouts)

This is the offending tap! Please ignore the white/clear pipe that is attatched. That is simply to close the flow off with a plastic valve on the end of it. Does anyone recognise the tap and what size it is so that i can screw it off and replace? [/img]