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Hi Foxhole, I was meaning a screw in the bottom of the post holding it to the floor, lol. Jobs done now anyway, used panhead screws, inch & quarter to hold bracket to underside of bar, inch and a half panheads to wall. Looks pretty good. Thanks for the advice, your a good bunch...

Hi Foxhole, I was meaning a screw in the bottom of the post holding it to the floor, lol. Jobs done now anyway, used panhead screws, inch & quarter to hold bracket to underside of bar, inch and a half panheads to wall. Looks pretty good. Thanks for the advice, your a good bunch...

I've covered that Harbour, stuck a noggin (or dwang as we Scots call them) behind the plasterboard. You must've just skimmed my first post, it's in there. I can't see anything I've left out, can you. Was initially wanting to know if the way I was going was correct or if there were...

Hi Harbour, It is laminated chipboard. I've already went out and bought inch and a quarter panheads for screwing up into the brackets. Hope this is enough to take a dunt now and again. Got 4 perforated type 60 x 40mm angle brackets and will screw 7 screws into each bracket so surely 28 screws...

Hi you nice diy people out there, I am about to fix a breakfast bar to my kitchen wall, and so far have cut out and inserted a 40 x 60mm noggin and covered with the plasterboard and filler so all looking nice. My query is, should I use a heavy duty bracket at, say, 200mm intervals (900mm...

CorgiCrouch, do you have any explanation of the "missing wires" on the replacement wiring loom. Just asking seeing as you're up!!

Hi, I am also caught out by this replacement wiring anomaly. Did you ever get to the bottom of it, as just now I am missing the white and black wires and gas valve isn't firing up the burner. Just replaced the electrode lead and I am getting a spark to the burner, just no flame???

Hi, I just saw your post and I have no knowledge of Synseal, but had Kommerling in my last place and liked the windows and doors so much, I'm trying to see if there is a supplier in my new area. Profiles are nice to look at, the bevel is much nicer than plain boring square edges, thermal...