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All sorted now really appreciate your help Gents thank you very much Dan

This is what I'm looking for yes?

Thanks yes I'm aware that upstairs and downstairs will both be on a dimmer when all we really want is to dim the downstairs but I could not find a combined dimmer rocker switch in the style we want, I did expect when I bought this to find the common terminal separated as in the rocker switches...

Yes I am aware of that thanks all we would like is to be able to dim the downstairs lights, it did come with instructions but they are what prentice boy of Derry posted and don't really help as I have 3 sets or wires at each switch and also the upstairs lights and downstairs lights are on...

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Pic one is landing light switch pic two is hallway light switch pic three is wired up dimmer switch

Wired dimmer?

Light switch hallway

Light switch on landing

Thanks for your help this is the dimmer switch I have brought is this a master? LAP 2-Gang 2-Way Dimmer Switch Mains/Low Voltage 250W Black NickelProduct Code: 51538

Ok so I hope someone can help with my little problem? What I have at the moment is downstairs in the hall I have a two gang two way rocker switch which I can turn on/off both upstairs landing lights and downstairs hall lights, then upstairs I have two way two gang rocker switch which I again...

Thank you all very much for your replies, what i plan to do is take the top brick off and see if i can get some ducting down in to the soffit, sparkwright - the soffits are at the tops of the widow and the cellings are about a foot or so higher, but the cellings are angled along external walls...

I do have a gable end but thats at the other end of the house so no good, but if i take say the top brick off that i can see in the loft which is not supporting any beams and try and get the ducting out that way, that should be ok?

thanks for your post, is that allowed i mean that would mean drilling quite a large hole in the ouside wall right at the very top which the rafters for the roof sit on would it not compromise the strenght of the wall[/code]