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Will do, later on today. TBH not had the heating on for some time. When it's on the room temp is around 20deg.

The first two pictures are from the kitchen - this was lacquered in 2021. The third picture is from the living room this was lacquered before 12+ years ago, before me moved in.

Hard wood flooring. I get what you saying re. the natural "figure", the top two pictures the planks are parallel to each other with about 6-8 planks (not affected) in betweeen

Not sure re. rating for UFH - we've been in the house 12-13 yrs now, the floor was laid by the previous occupiers. No floor temperature sensors as far as I am aware. The first two pictures are from the kitchen - this was re-laquered in 2021, the third picture is the living room which has had no...

FWIW we also have a GSHP installed

Not sure which area to post this, but we have underfloor heating and a hardwood flooring. Just recently we have noticed what looks like a stain/fade or a laquer issue in three of our rooms (kitchen, hall and living room). Only really noticed it today, then the more you look the more you see...

So, I did just that - replaced with a regular on/off switch and it's now totally fine. However .....in another room in the house we have the similar setup with the dimmer switches - two switches (one either side of the room) which control 3 dimmable light. This was all working fine until Sunday...

Sure, thanks. Make sense - just replace with a regular on/off switch and see what happens. Thanks

Hi We have a Varilight V Pro IR Touch dimmer controlling 3 LEDs in part of our living room - Up until a couple of days ago it was working OK. One night my wife was unable to turn the LEDs off, the dimmer switch was unresponsive and so she resorted to pulling the fuse out of the fuse box...

Finally got to the bottom of the problem. The oven engineer came out and diagnosed then replaced some kind of safety switch. It was explained to me that the switch would trip/engage should the thermostat fail. I've attached a couple of pictures The oven seems to work OK now. Just thought I'd...

Yes, it is fan assisted oven.

Hi Help / Advice needed. As per title really - We have a 2yr old (2yrs and 3months) Rangemaster 110 Professional Induction Oven. Over the last month the right hand side oven is not heating higher than around 140-150C. An engineer has been round 3 times and the following has been replaced -...

Brilliant....thanks

Hi Thanks for all the advice so far... I have a couple of questions My standpipe looks like this http://www.mcalpineplumbing.com/1-189-standpipe-trap.html and it has no threads at the top The suggested Twin Connector...

Hi, that is exactly what I have...You have described my configuration. So what part do I need to be able feed the waste pipe from the Tumber Dryer ? Is this still suitable http://www.mcalpineplumbing.com/traps/domestic-appliance-traps/1-189-twin-connector.html given you recommend that the...

Hi Yes, the washing machine hose is just stuffed into the downpipe, it looks a little like this : http://www.mcalpineplumbing.com/1-189-standpipe-trap.html Does the thing you have described just fit ontop of my downpipe ? I would also need some kind of connector for the end of the...

I am wondering if this would do the trick http://www.screwfix.com/p/telescopic-adaptor-trap-40mm/21296

Hi Hoping for some help, please excuse my ignorance in these matters. We have a Washing Machine plumbed in, the waste water goes directly down a waste pipe which looks like this http://www.screwfix.com/p/waste-pipe-32mm-pack-of-10/19046 but with threads at the bottom (but not at the top)...

Hi We have a drainage problem at my house, basically the front drive which is gravelled floods to a depth which is of some concern (4-5 inches of water). One of the reasons is becuase the guttering downpipe justs goes straight onto the drive - there is no drain. However the other side of...

Hi We have a drainage problem at my house, basically the front drive which is gravelled floods to a depth which is of some concern (4-5 inches of water). One of the reasons is becuase the guttering downpipe justs goes straight onto the drive - there is no drain. However the other side of...