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    Electricians - 10 answers

    What amp should a kitchen be running for sockets is it 30amp.or has this changed?

    Asked by Daniel on 14th Oct 2024
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    Mouldy bathroom ceiling
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    Advice needed please. Tiny bathroom ceiling gone mouldy again. Had it skimmed which has gone mouldy, damp and now section over bath shower is falling off. Think it’s lath ceiling. Only problem is we had new marble pvc panels fitted around the bath section with new bath, toilet sink combination cabinet in 2023. The plumber fitter done a poor job of everything. The panels were cut too short below the sloped ceiling. No idea how a plasterer can fix a new ceiling to the panel height finish. If to risk the mess of ripping down the lath ceiling? If to use moisture resistant plaster board ? We have extractor fan on bath external wall next to a window that we open. Steam moisture just stays on ceiling. Don’t have time to dry wipe down walls and ceiling after shower daily. Broken 2 karcher from cleaning up wet moisture. Previously used mould resistant ceiling paints which didn’t last long. Which plasterboard method would resolve and fix mould bathroom ceiling ?

    Asked by Lisa on 30th Jan 2025
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    Deck Paint
    Painters & Decorators - 10 answers

    What is the best brand for painting a decking with? Where can I find their paint for decent prices?

    Asked by Greg on 8th Sep 2020
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    Raising Height of External Window
    Window Specialists - 5 answers

    How much would it cost to move an external window? I only want to raise the window about 3 bricks higher so that kitchen units can fit below the window. Also will I have to pay any fees / get permission to do this work?

    Asked by Charlotte on 6th Mar 2023
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    Moisture inside double glazing
    Specialists - 10 answers

    Does a quote include the replacement glass or window seals

    Asked by Zena on 13th Feb 2023
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    Leak through bathroom light fitting
    Electricians - 10 answers

    Hello, I live in a flat and the flat above me had a burst pipe in their bathroom late overnight and water poured down through my bathroom light fitting into my bathroom for over an hour or more I would say. A plumber came out and has fixed the leak and the water has finally stopped coming through my light. I've turned off the power for the light at the mains, it is one switch for all lights in the flat. I wanted to check how long should I let the power stay off for to dry out the light fitting and should I avoid taking a shower in case it adds extra moisture or would that not be a problem? The light fitting is a 4 bulb spotlight fitting so I don't think any water actually got into the electric wiring part it was all coming through gaps around the bulbs. Thank you in advance

    Asked by Christina on 17th Feb 2025
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    Can I hang louvered doors in front of an open stairway?
    Joiners - 6 answers

    Hi all, I have a bedroom loft conversion which is entered with an open stairway (approx. same height as a standard door frame and was hoping to have louvred doors as the entrance to the bedroom. Would it be possible to hang to louvred doors in front of the staircase? I would like to have them hinged centrally to be bifold – as the landing space would be quite small. Would this require a full door frame for the louvred doors or is there any other options? For example, could I hand them off the side of the wall or attach to a wooden baton for the hinges? Thanks Han

    Asked by Kamil on 2nd Mar 2019
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    How can I protect my pond?
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    What can be done to protect a pond that is on a site where development may occur? Can an application be made to prevent such works going ahead? How does this work in a legal sense?

    Asked by Robert on 14th Mar 2022
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    Materials to avoid inside a conservatory
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    What materials should be avoided in a conservatory? I can imagine things like metal chairs should be avoided as they'd become very hot, but what other materials would you suggest I avoid?

    Asked by Lou on 30th Jun 2022
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    What is a hygrometer?
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    What is a hygrometer and is it a built in part of a dehumidifer?

    Asked by duncan on 11th Jul 2022
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