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I want to baton plasterboard an external facing internal wall and then gypsum wet plaster the adjoining internal facing internal wall. Can this be done? Any potential problems where the gypsum meets plasterboard. Probably best to attach batons, then wet plaster adjoining wall and then after...

My older property is plastered inside and out with lime plaster. I need to replaster large cubboard in Kitchen with one external wall and 2 internal walls. The lime render of the exterior of the property is in good condition and my flat has never suffered from damp. My preferred method of...

I live in a 1903 sandstone first floor tenement flat. I need to plaster a large cubboard (6ft by 5ft by 2.5ft) which will house a combiboiler. What will be the best technique to plaster it? My flat has no problems with damp but it is a priority of mine to have this continue. 2 walls are...

Is it good practice to insert 2 wires side by side in 1 terminal of switch. In my example the 2 wires would be the common wire and a feeder wire to another switch. Any responses appreciated.

Need to change my dimmer switch in livingroom. It is the only switch that controls the livingroom lights. On taking out the old switch I see their are 3 wires which were connected to it. There was the common wire, going into common terminal, and then 2 other wires both intertwined and going into...

My block of flats and the others on my street are all made with sandstone dating from 1905. Their seems to be a foundation of another stone in the ground below the sandstone. I am thinking this other stone is designed as some sort of damp proof course.Will this be the case and what kind of stone...

gurgling noise from boiler when kitchen sink is emptied. my boilers overflow pipe is connected to the sink drainage. i recently had my boiler overflowing. any ideas on a solution? it is a two year old modern combi boiler, the vokera compact 25 model. thanks

I have a stopccock under my kitchen sink which turns off the cold water taps only, but not the hot water tap which comes from my 2 year old combiboiler. Am I right in thinking there must be a second stop cock somewhere that controls my hot water from combiboiler.

I opened filling loop and now pressure has gone to 3.5. Cannot lower it, it just increases again after bleeding radiators. The filling loop has only one tap. I had to use spanner to open filling loop and actually turned opener 360' even though its only a quarter-turn valve. I cannot turn water...