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on that note.. the foil wrapped stuff. good idea (bad idea) at the time as I was managing my extension and doing what work I could myself so it was a time saving exercise. Now I want to have the joins touched up as I did them and chamfered (please don't hate me) so on the external corners they...

and the age old debate still continues.. I will not be applying it and I honestly do not care about a perfect finish. The paintwork is in pretty bad shape anyway, my MAIN concern is it going yellow. In fact that is my only concern. I put some foil wrapped skirting put down at the start of the...

this stuff? just to be sure. https://www.duluxdecoratorcentre.co.uk/armstead-trade-quick-dry-satin also - does anyone know when they have there offers? I seem to remember that they do 3 for 2 at certain time of the year

excellent! water based for sure then.

when you say oil based - is that what dulux call solvent based? so best to stay away from?

Hi All, Thanks in advance for any replies - you guys/gals amaze me with your generosity of time and experience. I am hiring a decorator to go over all my yellowed gloss, internal doors and skirting boards. The last time I looked into it dulux trade satinwood (solvent based) was on my...

starting to think a 600x1600 type 22 under the window behind sofa might be the way to go 10,000 BTU.. plumber could use existing pipes for the "designer radiator" in the corner and chase into the wall. how much does having a sofa infront affect them?

I didn't install it. The plumber did. Figured you out, your just a wind up merchant... you nearly had me ;-)

its fitted with flow and return at the bottom.. I did read the instructions and noticed it said top and bottom connections but every pic you see on website shows connections at the bottom. It gets hot.. the heat starts at the top and it works it's way down after a while.. they do end up hot. i...

I bet those maplin fans have a tiny fan that sounds like a mosquito! don't think I'd be able to sleep. Small fans have high rotational speeds and are very whiny.

another useful post, well done.

I'm really thinking plinth is the only solid option.. they can be had for less than £200. those napkin things are cute I'll give you that but they likely won't do it and I'll be £50 out of pocket. thanks for the upside down thinking though.

Thanks. The room with the bifold is a new 2 storey extension.. the kitchen already existed.

I had a budget to stick to. But yes if money was no object UFH would have been nice.

at the back of this image there is zero wall space.. kitchen units etc. and I read you cant put rads behind sofas. could have had one here but were getting a bar. cant put a rad under a tv.

yes. plinth heater for this me thinks. cheers all.

I took it all too literally clearly.

the maplin thing looks worth a shot. also do you know where the corrugated steel can be had from?

They are white.

i guess that's because the half circle has more surface area than the flat columns maybe.. link me up would ya ;-)