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    • Replacing double oven with single oven.
    Electricians - 3 answers

    Hi all A little friendly advice required please..... I need to replace my built-in double oven that has a power rating of 4.2 kW and is, as far as I can ascertain, on its own circuit due to having its own circuit breaker at the mains fuse box and main switch at the wall next to the oven. I have bought / replaced my own ovens without issue before, but something is making me doubt myself and seek clarity. My question is, so long as the replacement oven is equal to or less than 4.2 kW, it should be a straight forward, like-for-like replacement...... Shouldn't it? Would I have to replace the cable running from the oven to the wall switch or consider anything else? Many thanks in advance for your advice. Nick

    Asked by Nick on 14th Oct 2022
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    DIY cladding mixture
    Builders - 2 answers

    Is it legal to create your own cladding mix, by combining different ingredients? For instance, could I create a lime monocouche hybrid, etc.? How could I tell if my hybrid is going to work okay? Is this simply too risky eitherway? Just a thought.

    Asked by Pete on 26th Feb 2021
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    Removing the main water line
    Plumbers - 7 answers

    At what point should I remove the main water line for my property? How can I tell when this is needed?

    Asked by Luke on 20th Jul 2021
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    Is Woodpecker solid wood flooring good quality?
    Flooring Specialists - 10 answers

    Is Woodpecker solid wood flooring good quality? Does anyone have any experience with this flooring? The images online look good but I'm not sure what it's like in reality.

    Asked by Monika Lydia on 16th May 2023
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    Plastering question
    Plasterers - 10 answers

    Unfortunately I had a plasterer do a terrible job dry walls following a renovation. I am bringing in another plasterer to put right who wants to do two further finishing plaster coats… should I be concerned about the weight on the ceiling of the plaster??

    Asked by Jo on 6th Mar 2023
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    Excavating a basement
    Builders - 6 answers

    I've recently acquired a property which has a large basement space which isn't being used for anything. It is about 6 foot tall so to do anything with it I could do with it being a bit taller. Can I excavate a down further? What trouble might I face and what do I need to consider. Thank you.

    Asked by June on 16th Jan 2021
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    Electric Garage Door
    Electricians - 6 answers

    My old Everest Garage Door 2004 will not close when I press the switch & the fob. It goes to the top of the frame & no further with the light flashing. It still has power. What could be stopping the electric garage door from closing?

    Asked by Felicity on 27th May 2021
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    How to lay a frogged brick?
    Bricklayers - 10 answers

    What way up does a frogged brick need to be laid?

    Asked by Michael on 29th Nov 2022
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    Is one coat plaster suitable for patching walls
    Plasterers - 10 answers

    Is one coat plaster ok for patching walls after a rewire?

    Asked by Patrick on 18th Jan 2023
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    How many years do flexible chimney liners last for?
    Specialists - 6 answers

    Hi, I was wondering what the durability is like for flexible chimney liners? How many years do they typically last for?

    Asked by Jackie on 13th Jun 2023
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