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At the moment no heat source, once it's finished I was thinking of something that would have the ability to cool/heat/dehumidify, something like this but smaller if available https://amzn.eu/d/fxpaZz3

I've had no leaks or noticed any water on the inside of the door. There wouldn't be much room for an air gap as the leftover insulation board i have is 25mm and the door frame is about 35mm (can't remember exact size of timber).

Hi, I've insulated my shed but haven't done the door yet. My idea was to use left over 25mm board along with some spacers to create an air gap. Then use some thin Plywood board to cover the insulation. Would this work?

Was thinking of using this H straight joint. Probably look for 3m lengths. Less wastage.

Hi, Looking to fit upvc ceiling panels in my shed. I've seen 5000mm amd 3000mm lengths and either 250 or 300mm wide. I would probably go with a 3 or 5mm thickness. The 3000mm would be best as it will fit through the door plus I can join it in the middle. Is there a product for joining...

Hi, So we got some landscaping done a while back and I've since noticed the drainage pipe for waste water isn't fitted correctly. It turns out the clay pipe has been broken and the drain misplaced, a botch job indeed. How can this be fixed. Can I attach a clay to pvc connector and run a...

Thanks, that makes sense about the glare. I will then just space them out evenly where possible.

What is the best arrangement for LED deck lights? My wife wants light on top of deck to highlight the edge but also some on the front to highlight the step. What is the best way to place the lights, equal distance between each is what I had in mind but how to light the step?

I could run it straight if I attach it to the joists. The room the CU is in has a concrete floor, but there is plastic conduit along the bottom of floor attached to wall that was used for old electrical cable for storage heaters. I can the run conduit along the joists starting at the hole...

The more I look at it the more push fit makes no sense. The reason I didn't want to go with the Manthorpe was to reduce the number of connections, now I've got loads. Surely the more connections the increased risk of a leak?

Honestly, at this point i feel this is something I need to learn. Out of all the DIY stuff plumbing is the thing I'm not confident doing.

Great idea, is there a specific ducting that is best for cable so it doesn't get snagged?

He's my Father in laws neighbour. He recommended him. I had totally forgot about chrome pipe. I assume it will be cheap covers then.

He fitted the studs and has marked the floor so I assume he's measured it for the radiator bracket. He says to contact him once finished to fit rad.

I didn't specify what I wanted. I assumed it would all be soldered copper. Heating is pressured and no leaks.

Hi, Thanks for the responses. The T&E will be inside and terminated at the external junction box. This will eventually feed to another small CU via SWA to run 2 different circuits, one for lights and one for sockets. The new circuit is notifiable once we go ahead and start the landscaping and...

So we got someone out to fit the new pipes for radiator, pipes coming out from cavity. What do you think of job? Is this the best way to do it? Cost was £90 for parts and I think it was about 2 hours.

Hi, Looking to run some T&E from CU to external wiska box. Shortest route is under the floor and out to external wall. We are replacing kitchen floor soon and while access is there I want to get cable to external junction. I plan on cutting an access panel under the unit nearest external...

Hi, So stripped back this wall, 5 layers later including woodchip. Loads of raw plugs removed. Should I skim coat it or just fill and smooth?

Yeah, I think the less connection in the cavity the better. Going to go with copper pipes coming out the wall, something like this.