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What is the difference between an inline fan and a normal extractor fan and which would be best suited for a bathroom with a non powershower shower? I'm planning on getting one in the upstairs bathroom. Bathroom has two external walls, but I think putting the fan (inline/external) in the...

Tiling the bathroom - just around the bath, so one complete wall and two short runs the width of the bath. Back wall done (on a tea break) and was supposed to be tiles right into each corner and then the short runs would be tiled ontop of the back wall tiles. Unfortunately, due to wonkey...

I'm in the middle of our bathroom renovation and having read some previous posts on the use of green chipboard think I might have made a mistake with using it and wanted to double check ... 1940's semi with 5 m sq. bathroom floor. Lifted old T&G floorboards, as many were split, broken or...

I want to mount a heavy wooden shelf on brackets using a chemical bolt to fix the bracket to the wall. If the threaded rod I intend to use is M10 what size hole should I drill? Cheers efh

We've been getting quotes in for some electrical work - which includes replacing the main board. Only one electrician mentioned that I should contact Scottish Power to get them to fit an isolator switch, which would then allow the board to be isolated from the main supply and thus preplaced...

Hi, Was going to replace a plastic light switch (1 bulb on/off) with a chrome version. The existing cable into the light switch is 2 core and earth so it should be easy to connect the earth to the back of the switch plate. However, when lifting floorboards I found the following junction...

Hi, My question is trying to understand why I have two loops upstairs for one ring main.... In process of changing single for doubles and adding a couple of spurs on the upstairs ring main. I've done the following tests: 1) Fuse off on MCB (marked upstairs sockets) and every socket...