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First thank you both for the reply and the info. I shall get one on order ;-) It's no wonder I couldn't find them. To answer the questions :- It's currently just twin and earth, one pin is unused. It's fed from the house via what used to be a 13 AMP plug but is now on a RCD of it's own...

Hi, I could do with some help for the forum in identifying the connectors & sockets I recently found in the garden of my new home. I've linked to some pictures are at the end of this post. They are metal, with a rubber end cap, a top screw, which links earth to the outer metal and are...

Hi Jonb, thanks for the reply. I've not really considered the DIY option as yet. The version the flooring guy showed me were screw-hole free and you simply peel off a backing and stick them down. Given that they exist already, I had not got around to the how-to DIY solution. Given...

No problem, I see from your quote you are not wrong :lol: I've had my fair share of halfwits reply in other forums but not here, generally I've found this forum to be most reasonable. My mistake I consider myself duly scolded :D Still can't find the bloody self adhesive door strips...

Sorry Breezer, didn't mean to sound so sarcastic, too hot in-front of this PC today me thinks. True if I'd have been more forthcoming, you'd have known this, but I don't want to make the post massive, keep it simple seems to be a better approach. I think you most people on the forum have a damn...

Oh why didn't I think of that :roll: Of course I've tried Google, plus all the usual sheds, B&Q, Screwfix, local carpet shop etc. Hence me posting here. The only one's I can find are the screw down type. Regards CC

Hi, I've got Karndean flooring in two adjoining rooms, with a door in-between and I need self adhesive door strip. The guy who fitted the floor had only gold one's and I need silver (he send he would send me a silver one , however he's done a vanishing act) I can't seem to find any of the...

Hi Gents, many thanks for the replies, sorry about the delay in responding, for some reason the forum did not post that I had replies! The advice is very much appreciated. I'm still struggling though, my floor is not flat under a long run and I just can't get it sorted ;-( Any...

Hi Folks, I'm after some general hints & tips with regard to skirting boards. I removed some from a ground floor some time ago and am about to replace them. I've found all the random angles, mitred a scribed the new ones, however because of the way the old plastering was done there...

personally I would always run both the router and a software firewall, see my comments at the bottom. As suggested elsewhere "sheilds up" at Steve Gibsons site is an excellent way to start. One to watch out for, your router can have you running around in a panic when you fail the tests :lol...

Hi, If you've got, or can get Ghost 2003 it has a handy make me a floppy with DVD-writers/USB/Network/firewire drivers etc option, a bit hit and miss, however it's saved me many hours of pain. I backed up my otherhalf's laptop last week via the network boot disk dropped onto my network...

I appreciate that. I'll try to remember that for next time. I picked up a HepV0 valve today. Thanks for the advice on this one. I'm hoping this will fit, shouldn't be a problem. I need to change the layout a bit and replace the corner knuckle bends with some 92.5 degree bends to get me...

Gents, found the HepV0, one quick question, on the web site it suggests that I should use one valve at the sink and another and the shower. I had imagined (from your posts) just sticking one close to the soil stack. Is this simply that they want to sell me double the kit? Or should I...

Hi Paul, thanks for the reply. I'll look up the hepvo, not really sure what that is. I don't think the soil stack has a vent. I'll have to climb around in the loft, but I don't remember seeing one. As far as I am aware, it comes in through the bathroom floor, up three more floors & stops in the...

Ah OK, thank you, it seems I got some bogus advice about this in the past. I shall visit my local plumbers merchant in the morning. As for erroneously calling it a sink, I was unaware plumber types were so pedantic ;-) Actually I wasn't being erroneous at all. In Northern lad speak it's a sink...

Gents, having ripped apart my bathroom recently I find that the waste for the sink, bath and loo all run to the same very, very smelly soil pipe. I have a couple of questions before I reconnect everything. First as the soil for the loo is directly above the waste for the sink and...

Excellent bathjobby, my thanks. I look forward to reading it. I tried to from work today and it was just a broken link :( When I finally got ome it works fine. I thank you for taking the time to post it's much appreciated. Regards ChrisC.

The plumber here seems to have been very keen on them :( I presume someone felt they were better/more attractive at some point. I suspect I'll end up just replacing the rads and the valves, the ones we have are ancient and a random collection of types and have many random layers of peeling...

Hello folks, sorry about the delay, short notice work trips :( To bring you up to speed, I tried Slugbaby's suggestions and the results were a bit mixed a first. I followed the procedure and it worked with each individual radiator. However when I put the whole thing back on the entire top...

Hi Slugbaby, OK tried this approach, when all the other rads are off the two dead ones individually warm up. Tried bleeding each one off and that found very little air in any of them. I'll test tommorw morning and see if these two work as part of the whole. Not sure where to...