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Hello All, I am having a bathroom refurb and need to supply the 'ceiling mounted in line ducted fan'. Lots of good info already read on the forum but looking for up to date info if any recent changes I am thinking of Manrose or Solar and Palau. The fan will be in zone one,with external...

Hi Guys, wonder if you can help with a question, thinking of having both bathrooms updated and considering how to update the two 1st floor 'over bath showers'. I have a gravity fed boiler system with large hot water cylinder in airing cupboard and large tank in the loft. Pressure is good in...

Dan-R, not sure why this did not come back up to the current posts but you kindly answered my question but still not sure where the thermostat is. Are you saying its behind the switch marked immersion or behind where the wire goes into the tank. thanks again. Rob

Dan-R, thanks for this but which plastic covers? do you mean inside the immersion switch or inside the plastic hexagon nut on the tank ( you can just see one of them in the picture). thanks for taking the time to help. Rob

Diyisfun, the tank is the main storage tank for all of the hot water and I also would have thought that there would be a thermostat but if so then its well hidden! The tank was brand new, just over a year ago in a new flat, commissioning paperwork says all OK and its been that hot since then...

Hi All, hope you can help with this. I have a water heater that is for the domestic water supply only, no central heating just the hot taps. The tank in the picture has two immersion heaters fitted , one in the bottom third and one in the top third of the tank. The programmer...

I have just replaced my old continental Sport 2 after 29000 miles. Needless to say I went for the same again 225/50 R17, tried many of the others over the years but these seem to be pretty good, but not cheap at £650 for four.

I used wickes aluminium channel to screw to the floor and then slot the uprights into, I thought it was a neater and stronger job and holds the upright all across the board rather then just at the bracket . I also fixed the rail to the underside of the shelf but beware the shelf bowing. You...

John D sorry i am unable to help on this but, where does this BAn shed guy get off? what right does he have to be so offensive in his response? The Mods should remove him or least encourage him to say what he wants to say without the rudeness and offence he causes! I am all for...

Brilliant! its easy when you know how! Thanks for all of your help. Rob

Sorry all but hope that the picture is now with you to view. Rob

Thanks for your help so far, I have put the picture up (I hope) and that shows that its the surround thats broken so if I could replace that it would be great but if not then I will have to go with the Dimplex complete remote that I googled at £70 +vat. Not a problem if I lose the writing on...

Hi all, Hope you can help with this problem. I have a dimplex kitchen base heater with a remote switch above the worktop. The switch is a double size and my problem is that the cover plate that goes over the switch and screws it to the socket box is broken. I have been on to Dimplex but it...

Hi all, Hope you can help with this problem. I have a dimplex kitchen base heater with a remote switch above the worktop. The switch is a double size and my problem is that the cover plate that goes over the switch and screws it to the socket box is broken. I have been on to Dimplex but...

Merlin 50, thanks for the advice and you were correct, the end was mushroomed. I put the bit into a unfixed small vice and hit that while holding the sleeve down which did free the bit without damaging the drill. Incredible that it did that to the drill bit and hope its only because I used the...

Hi again, I have put the oil in the chuck and left it a week to soak but the drill bit still will not come out. Its seems to be loose in the jaws but no amount of pulling even when the sleeve is pulled right back will release it. Seems that the only way will be to dismantle the chuck assembly...

The chuck sleeve pulls back and the bit should then be released