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Don't be daft - I'm asking if anyone knows where to source the individual modules which make up the unit.

The light doesn't switch on. There is no current coming out of the module. I take it the module is broken. Is it possible to buy modules ot replace when they fail rather than having to buy the entire switch unit? I am not interested in openning the module and attempting to repair it.

I guess it's the dimmer module that I want to replace rather than the bare wire coil. There is no luck from google, does anyone know where to source these from ?

I have a four gang dimmer switch unit in my living room (ie it control 4 light circuits). One of the coils has stopped working. Rather than replace the entire unit (which costs anything in excess of £30) would it be possible to just replace the failed coil? Where could I source such a coil...

Should I fill the cavity with concrete before or after I drill the holes and put in the pipes? I can see that drilling through the empty cavity might be easier although the concrete might help the blocks keep together when I drill? My main concern is not cracking the blocks when drilling...

It is 1.5 metres high and L shaped: 7 metres long then 6 metres. The shorter side tapers down from full height to ground level. Any ideas on how to drill these holes without breaking up the blocks?

We had this scenario, but had the ceiling replaced boards n all after our wood floor was laid. We had the floor heavily protected with plastic sheet and covered over with hardboard. All skirting boards, doors and door frames similary protected. Make sure that the paster is mixed outdoors...

At the moment air, but when the drainage holes are fitted I plan to fill in with concrete, if this is the right thing to do. My questions boil down to: what size holes and how many how do I make the holes, so what type of drill, bit etc and is there any technique I need to be...

This is my first post so hello to everyone. :D The boys forgot to install drainage holes in the retaining wall they built along two sides of our garden. The wall is made from brieze block, a cavity, then concrete blocks made to look like reconstituted stone. There is rubble filled behind...