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I'm starting this question new and would like advice as I keep hitting a brick wall on my research. My new workshop has a large front overhang (Approx 600mm) the cavity is 113mm deep and not insulated - rest of roof is. The roof is watertight with EPDM. I have looked at the Philips Hue GU10...

Yes they will - I've already run the new SWA but as you can guess build is slow and #lockdown isn't helping

@EFLImpudence and @seasickstevie Okay peeps technically this is not a soffit but for the purpose of this build/design I've called it a soffit and soffit lighting will be installed. The roof will be a warm roof, OSB3 board on top and filled with insulation - the OSB3 board will go over the...

@chivers67 I would rather it be "Mood Type" or the philips hue gu10 white ambiance as I already have Hue lighting - therefore I can turn on from inside via voice. Hang on, does anyone else make GU10 bulbs that work with Hue? Also I'm trying to find main lighting for workshop the works with Hue...

Your comment is irrelevant, I've already posted a topic on this and a sparky has been out.

Hi all, Looking at buying soffit downlights for my new workshop (work in progress) and would like them to use the Philips Hue GU10 bulbs - think I'll only need two (or three?), soffit is 2.5 meters. These are the Downlight and here are the Bulbs I would like to know if the bulbs would be safe...

Got sparky out, needs a new run from house (10 SWA) as current workshop on 2.5 SWA and can't run from that supply.

It was a while ago when I done this so can't remember TBH

I love when I unknowingly open a can of worms. This was wired in by a qualified electrician and test certificate issued by him. I'll get back to you all on questions above in the meantime thanks for replies.

I already have a small workshop that is wired to the main consumer unit in the house. In the small workshop I have consumer unit and it runs lighting and sockets for power tools, pillar drill, table saw etc. Now I am building a larger workshop down the bottom of the garden and will need to...

Yes it does need a new layer, that's where I've walked on Joists or slide boxes. On hold at mo as working on my epoxy resin cast ;0)

Frankly I can do or spend what I wish, just because I rent does not mean I can not make my home nice. I wasn't bragging, just stating a fact (It goes along the whole wall, round corner with open end (extra) and has a Chaise End) Don't be so judgemental, like most I've work hard all my life and...

Morning, I have left reply for you on: https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/moving-light-switch-wiring-do-i-need-electrician-to-certificate.544064/page-2

@SUNRAY First of all let me apologise for my rather abrasive replies to you - times are hard and after 9 wks at home I'm a bit cranky. Secondly I never doubted your expertise but the whole thread has got out of control. Yes I just wanted an answer on the lightswitch and I got draw into the...

Since living here we have never used that door. There has always been a settee of some form across the door. Maybe Furniture Village will give me a 2.5k refund ;)

Sounds a bit condescending, if it was "in the bag" as you say I would have stated permission had been granted by my landlord and I needed to finalise building regulations/planning permission. Surely this is a clause you would have in your tenancy agreement and the need for additional monies...

That is the whole point of this thread, I need to put in an application to my Landlord. If approved then I would have to make good if/when I moved out. You might be correct - however corner sofa blocks off the door already ;)

I hear you, the issue I have is: My housing officer might send someone to inspect prior to work, they are normally on the ball when it comes to checking their property.

Here are the window openings for living room and dining room. Living room, opening either side: Dining room - opening one side only: