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Ok. Thanks that's good to know. It initially seemed quite high to me but I know there is a lot of work involved.

I should add, the suite is being moved around so there is a fair bit of plumbing work to be done

Hi, £4200

Hi all, Hoping someone may be able to tell me what would be a fair ballpark price (Yorkshire) for the following work: Take down 2 non load bearing internal walls (2.5m total) Two new internal stud walls (2.5m total) Move 2 light switches into new stud walls Move loft access 3 new door frames and...

thanks, will take a look at Montrose

Hi all, Apologies if this is being posted under the wrong section. Couldn't decide whether it would be joinery or plumbing but have opted for this one. Anyway, I'm in the process of changing the sanitary ware in my bathroom. As part of the change I want to add a wall to wall vanity unit...

Yes.

RCD protection for the lighting ring, yes. Notification ..... erm, yes.

Ah right. So the transformers are small enough that you can get them out through the fitting? I'd assumed it would be too big

Thanks Securespark. That's just what I was after. Much appreciated.

Ok.. answers.... It's a downlighter for an alcove in the wall. The bit above the alcove it will be fully tiled to the ceiling. There will be no access behind it unless I add a hatch, which I want to avoid. I meant Low Voltage as in 12V. e.g. these...

Just wanted to get thoughts on using mains powered downlights in a bathroom (Zone 1). I'm looking at these... http://www.screwfix.com/p/robus-fixed-round-mains-voltage-bathroom-downlight-polished-chrome-240v/22455 These are rated for zone 1 so should be ok but I know a lot of people...

Hi, Hoping someone might be able to shed some light on the lighting setup I've got as it doesn't seem to match what I've seen before or diagrams I can find on the internet. I want to add a new light and switch (replace existing one gang switch for a 2 gang) - however, it looks like all the...