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Recent Content Tagged With sealing

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What about the sealing then?

What are you chaps using for intumescent seal and chafe prevention on rear entry consumer units where the big oval hole(s) have been knocked out Pict

Thread by: the pict, Oct 21, 2018 at 4:17 PM, 7 replies, in forum: Commercial Electrical Talk
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Meter Sealing Crimp Tool

Hiya, looking for a set of meter crimps, no malicious intent. They are to be used specifically for re-sealing after a fuse pull so the DNO keep...

Thread by: 0003djc, Apr 12, 2018, 28 replies, in forum: Electrical Tools and Products
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Domestic Sealing Junction Boxes with Silicone !

Hi I have a couple of 30A JB in a garage that I have had to replace because some crappy ones from Screwfix were fitted awile back and they were...

Thread by: Spike1947, Apr 9, 2017, 9 replies, in forum: DIY Electrical Forum
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Sealing around a shower tray

Sealing around a shower tray advice reviews and feedback 2017 Job coming up soon 3 en suites and 1 main bathroom, some guys on here recommending...

Thread by: Dan, Mar 6, 2017, 0 replies, in forum: Tiles - Advice on installing and buying tile
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"Sealing" the walls with PVA Glue before tiling

"Sealing" the walls with PVA Glue before tiling advice reviews and feedback 2017 "Sealing" with PVA before tiling - DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME by...

Thread by: Dan, Feb 9, 2017, 0 replies, in forum: Tiles - Advice on installing and buying tile

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- Self level compound poor job? posted by VT23. Hi my tiler screeded my bathroom floor 4 days ago and it hasnt fully cured in places. There also a white powdery residue on top. In some places where its thinnest it has set. In other places...
- Tiles de-bonding from new house posted by Tileadvice. Hi there. Has any seen an issue with tiles that de_bonded or became loose? We moved into a new build. Floor base was not powerfloated (which is better for tiling). Tiler used Larsen Primer,...
- *New member* want to start tiling posted by Fitwidge. So... I’ve just decided i want to start a tiling career and would like to know everything! (Obviously starting with basics) I’m actually a plumber by trade but have only done bits of tiling,......
- Holes in floor joists for waste pipes posted by Vicdiy. If you have to run a basin or shower waste perpendicular to the joists I understand that you need to make the hole in the middle of the joists.My question is how big a hole can you make without...
- Banging hot water pipes posted by Gazza. Hi, I have recently had a new bathroom fitted and ever since my hot water pipes clatter when it reaches it's temperature and shuts off the boiler. I don't believe it is due to the work that's been...
- Help please need a mentor posted by saghir. hi, my name is saghir and i have compelted my 12 months options skills course. to finish my course i need to complete a portfolio of work for them. i have tried to get a mentor around my area of...

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