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    • Changing window
    Window Specialists - 6 answers

    Do I need to have planning permission for change a rear window for different size? I intend to just raise the bottom part, I am not going to touch the steel beam above (height) and not touch the width, it is not in conservation area and it is not a listed building.

    Asked by Wanderley on 31st Jul 2024
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    Plasterboard in shower
    Bathroom Specialists - 10 answers

    Hi we are renovating an old house and need to plasterboard the shower. I have read previous posts and from that got that we need the green moisture boards. Is anything needed then on these boards before coating in the maple showerproof tile adhesive? Also any recommendations of the best type of grout to use?

    Asked by Maeve on 15th Feb 2021
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    Are plastic pipes suitable to use with radiators?
    Plumbers - 10 answers

    Hi all, We’ve had some pipes replaced recently by a professional plumber to resolve some problems. Although, the issues have been resolved, I’ve since noticed the pipes themselves are plastic – I have some concern about this as these are pipes connected directly and indirectly to the radiators and the boiler. Given the heat that could be involved, this is a concern to me – is this normal to have plastic piping used like this nowadays?

    Asked by lauren on 23rd Sep 2019
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    Difference between an RCD and circuit breaker
    Electricians - 11 answers

    What's the difference between an RCD and a circuit breaker? Or are they the same thing?

    Asked by Michael on 23rd Jan 2023
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    Tv wall mounting
    Handymen - 10 answers

    Hi can I put an 55inch oled tv on an plasterboard wall or will it be to heavy

    Asked by Barry on 29th Jul 2025
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    How do I know if a wall is dot and dab?
    Plasterers - 11 answers

    I think my wall might be dot and dab plastered but how would I know for sure? If it is dot and dab, how do I attach anything to it?

    Asked by Patrick on 25th Mar 2020
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    Moving a radiator
    Heating Engineers - 10 answers

    Hi How much does it cost to move the position of a radiator in a room. My son's room currently has a large radiator under his window, I would like to replace it with a smaller one behind his door. I can obviously price a radiator online but how much is it to move pipes?

    Asked by Fiona on 8th Apr 2024
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    Driveway extension-cost
    Driveway Specialists - 7 answers

    I'm looking for ballpark figures for a driveway extension. I understand it's difficult without seeing it in oerosn but would like to know how much cash I'm looking at having to save for it, roughly. It's to extend an existing single driveway into a double. The area to be converted is currently covered in loose gravel, about 120 millimetres deep, with soft earth underneath. The area is also sloped towards the house at about a ten degree gradient. It's around eleven square metres in total. I've already been granted permission for a dropped kerb and am awaiting a separate quote for that too.

    Asked by Gareth on 2nd May 2020
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    Part payment upfront
    Gardeners - 10 answers

    Do I have to pay part payment for materials before work has began?

    Asked by Jennifer on 7th Apr 2022
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    32A Commando socket install
    Electricians - 10 answers

    I am about to take delivery of an EV. I'm likely to be moving by the end of the year so spending circa £1k on a domestic charger will not deliver a return on the mileage I am likely to do. The car comes with its own "mobile charger" which is 7.4kw capable. I have a modern consumer unit with Schneider Isobar Acti9 125A. There is a first generation Rolec EV EVWP0020 charger already connected to the CU via a 32A breaker. I have a SMETS2 smart meter and they are all adjacent on the inside of the garage wall by the garage door where the car will be parked. What additional components (surge protection/breakers) might I need to install a 32A rated (blue) commando socket? What would be a reasonable estimate for this job?

    Asked by Michael on 27th Mar 2024
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