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    • New oven install
    Electricians - 10 answers

    Want a new oven installed. Old one was 13amp connected via plug. Have 6mm cable attached to 40amp on circuit breaker already supplying induction hob. New oven is 2.6kW 16amp. From what I've looked at i think I do not need new wire from circuit board. Is this correct?

    Asked by Vicky on 25th Jun 2025
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    earth for water and gas
    Electricians - 10 answers

    how much to fit earth to gas and water its about 13 metres away dunking is fine then behind kitchen units both gas and water input are next to each other. probably have to drill through a wall

    Asked by Nick on 16th Sep 2024
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    Driveway finish
    Driveway Specialists - 10 answers

    What would be the most cost effective option for a driveway, needs to be firm and low maintenance as will have 4 cars on, thanks in advance.

    Asked by Paul on 7th Jul 2021
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    Electrical safety
    Electricians - 5 answers

    A self employed fitter doing roller garage doors. Does he need any electrical qualifications. Ie controller 240v going to a 13amp plug 2 way motor. 24v light guards. Also 240v motor cable 4 core goes through side plate. No grommets fitted whole door is aluminium slats. Thanks

    Asked by Peter on 23rd Oct 2020
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    What product is good to silence noise?
    Handymen - 10 answers

    My youngest son is neurodivergent and is very sensitive to loud noises. Do you know of any good products that he could use to silence the noise, perhaps good noise-cancelling headphones? Any recommendations would be appreciated.

    Asked by angie on 30th Nov 2021
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    Opening up a bricked up fireplace?
    Bricklayers - 10 answers

    Hi, I was wondering about the logistics of opening up a bricked up fireplace. This will purely be decorative so the chimney won't need to be opened, just the fireplace itself so that an antique surround can be inserted. - I was wondering if this is likely to need any sort of planning approval? - How long it would usually take to open up a fireplace? - Rough ballpark of how much it should cost? Many thanks

    Asked by Jack on 14th Nov 2023
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    Best cladding for semi-detached home
    Builders - 1 answers

    What type of cladding best suits a semi-detached house, peddledash, lime or polymer? How do these options compare and what are their pros & cons? Which do you think I should choose and why? Thank you!

    Asked by Joyce on 16th Mar 2021
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    Patio and channel drain issues
    Driveway Specialists - 7 answers

    My newly installed Indian sandstone patio has multiple issues. Several slabs lift off easily, the joints are uneven, and the landscaper placed broken concrete pieces on the MOT1 base without compacting them before adding the semi‑dry mix. He cut the end‑slots off the channel drains, left gaps between sections, and installed loose end caps. Water leaks and flows towards the neighbour’s garden rather than the gully. A small 3×3cm opening was cut into the drain, but the gully grate remains in place, preventing access for clearing blockages. The landscaper claimed the drains would “move” if slotted together. The drain grilles sit 1–2cm below the DPC. I need guidance on whether this meets acceptable standards.

    Asked by Shabanom on 9th Jun 2026
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    Kitchen & Bathroom ceiling paint
    Painters & Decorators - 10 answers

    can I use the same paint on a bathroom and kitchen ceiling?

    Asked by Michael on 9th Sep 2020
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    Conversion of flat roof
    Roofers - 6 answers

    I have a semi detached house with a flat roof. We would like to convert our roof to a pitched roof with a room but our neighbours (also flat roof) aren’t in a position to do their roof. Can we turn our side into a pitched roof and their side left flat?

    Asked by Charlotte on 19th Jul 2020
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