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Just looking into insulated plasterboard as suggested by some posters (eg. Kooltherm K118 Insulated Plasterboard).... To do a nice clean job and not lose any wardrobe space, would removing the old original plaster back to the brickwork (*cracks were patched and walls reskimmed when we bought...

Thanks for the replies all - @JohnD, yep it used to be just a gaping hole behind the tiles with lathe and plaster on the inside of the wooden frame. When we renovated, I put kingspan in there, and there's also the added warmth/protection of a built in window seat which covers most of that area...

Hi, The bedroom in our 1930s semi has a bay window and the bedroom wall either side of it is suffering with damp/mould issues (the internal side of the front of the house). There are damp problems where it doesn't get much air circulation.... On the one side, behind a small bedside table, and...

OK, thanks for the info guys. Much appreciated. ;)

Actually, just wanted to check.... I've ordered the 5m of led stripping, but wanted a cheaper option for the transformers (I'm going to use 2, as I want to install 1 in each alcove to cut down on cabling). Bearing in mind that each transformer will supply 2 shelves, roughly 2 meters of the...

Thanks guys, much appreciated. I'll let you know how I get on! :S

Thanks for the reply Ricicle. That's definitely an option - I guess I could position the socket inside the cupboard I'm building in the base of the alcove? Actually, I've just spotted these: http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/SK153717.html It looks like they need to use the power...

Hi, Firstly, hello - It's nice to meet you all! Long time stalker, first time poster! :D I have a question for you regarding a lighting project I'm about to undertake. I had booked the week off from work to finish my patio, but as it is currently snowing in Kidderminster, I think I'll...