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    • Replacing a built in Electric oven
    Electricians - 10 answers

    We are replacing a 3kw single oven with a 3.6kw single oven. The current oven is simply plugged in. Can we do the same with the new oven? If not how much will it cost to convert the existing socket to one suitable for a 3.6 kW oven?

    Asked by Fiona on 17th Jan 2022
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    Under-stairs toilet
    Bathroom Specialists - 9 answers

    I have a lot of space under my stairs which I’m currently using as storage however I have no downstairs toilet, how much would it cost to put a toilet under my stairs and how long would it take.

    Asked by Sharm on 6th Jan 2022
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    Power to sectional concrete shed
    Electricians - 10 answers

    I want to run power to my sectional concrete shed for lighting and sockets. Would I need to have the building insulated/lined with plywood first?

    Asked by Jenni on 1st Feb 2021
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    Are Damp Proof Courses worthwhile?
    Specialists - 2 answers

    I have some building experience – was suspicious of Damp Proof Courses from a structural viewpoint, but I’d like to be sure if this is the case. I’ve has some experience with building work in the past and have heard about various issues with using DPC’s. I know they are typically just black plastic sheets between brick/stonework a few courses up from the foundation, to stop the damp rising from the ground up, but I don’t know how much of a problem this really is. I’ve been told about they can cause a wall that is in construction to be knocked over with a small bump. It worries me that the wall integrity is affected by these sheets. It worries me how easy they can cause a wall to be shifted – I don’t want to use them if they are an additional risk. Does anyone know any more about whether DPC’s compromise the integrity of the walls? Have you had any issues that they have caused? Are they worthwhile for the sake of just avoiding damp?

    Asked by Abdul on 8th Mar 2019
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    Cable size to shed
    Electricians - 10 answers

    I’m putting a small three gang fuse board in a shed witch is about 6 metres from the main CU. The fuse board in the shed has a 63amp main switch. What size SWA cable would be best to use?

    Asked by Jon on 10th Feb 2022
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    What is the difference between Flueless and Flue Gas Fires?

    Plumbers - 4 answers

    Can anyone tell me what difference there is between having flue and flueless gas fires? I have recently removed an old gas fire from my house and now have a gap. I want to install a modern gas fire in the space, but I don’t know what difference it would be if it is flue or flueless. Is it related to the chimney pipe up to the chimney from the fire? Can anyone advise me on here, please?

    Asked by Michael on 10th Mar 2019
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    Rendering garden wall materials required
    Gardeners - 7 answers

    Hi, Im looking to render part of my garden wall. It's not huge and I'm pretty sure I could do it myself. I'm just looking for some advice on which materials I should use and what the ratios should be in the mix. Will any sand do the job? Do I need to add any additives in? I know i'll need plasterciser but should this be in the final coat too? How thick should the coats be? Any advice would be appreciated.

    Asked by lauren on 27th Mar 2020
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    Should I use Concrete or Paving Slabs in my garden?
    Gardeners - 5 answers

    Hello all, We are looking to have a patio-esque area in our garden by using slabs. We don’t know if we are best to use paving on these areas as they are or whether we should have a cement layer applied for the area. If anyone has any recommendation or experience with this type of thing, please let us know. Thanks!

    Asked by Charles on 4th Mar 2019
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    How do I start planning for a single storey extension?
    Architects - 1 answers

    Hi all, How do I go about starting the planning process for a single storey extension on my home? I want to have a small extension built to the side of the existing building, to be used an additional utility room. Shall I get quotes before having plans made or have the plans made first? Are architects able to advise me on the plans themselves? And what would be an approximate cost for an architect to produce the plans for the extension? Will I need planning permission for this extension? It will be entirely within my property boundaries. Additionally, please let me know if you have any ideas of how long this could take, how long to have quotes/plans made or any other advice for building an extension like this.

    Asked by Cheryl on 6th Mar 2019
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    Verification & Certification of a Smart Switch Install
    Electricians - 10 answers

    Hi, I'm a tenant and can only have smart switches installed in the property I'm renting if: 1. The install is made by a professional with a certificate that would be used for insurance purposes 2. The switches are removed after the tenancy with another certificate that everything is back to the initial condition. Costs are totally prohibitive for an installation that will be temporary in nature like this. What I would like to have answered instead would be if it is possible to make all the installs myself, go through the pain and time waste of ensuring everything works and only pay for the labor of having a qualified electrician come to check and certify that the install was made to the best UK standards. (Then, the same in reverse to verify and certify the removal and reinstall of the initial switches. Many thanks for your help!

    Asked by Matthieu on 20th Feb 2023
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