Replace that with a ceiling rose. Just have to get your head around the rose wiring, often confuses people.I’ve got a chandelier style light in my living room, is it simple enough to turn it back to a traditional light?
I’ve never tackled electrical wires like that before, suppose I could follow a tutorial easily enough.Replace that with a ceiling rose. Just have to get your head around the rose wiring, often confuses people.
First document what you've got so you can recreate it - typical 3 wires:I’ve never tackled electrical wires like that before, suppose I could follow a tutorial easily enough.
If you're going to a ceiling rose it will be dead easy.I’ve never tackled electrical wires like that before, suppose I could follow a tutorial easily enough.
Yes I did our last driveway a couple of years ago after I jet washed it.Just wondering if anyone on here has ever redone the sand on block paving? I thought 1 bag would cover it, but then read a bag is only good for about 29 sqm (my drive is about 70). I've not cleaned it before, but is the assumption that all the sand will get blasted out of the cracks when a pressure washer is used?
Just wondering if anyone on here has ever redone the sand on block paving? I thought 1 bag would cover it, but then read a bag is only good for about 29 sqm (my drive is about 70). I've not cleaned it before, but is the assumption that all the sand will get blasted out of the cracks when a pressure washer is used?
I did think it might be a "how longs a piece of string" question. I've not cleaned it before smd it's a few years old I've got a wand and the circular brush attachment for my pressure washer.The amount of sand lost depends on the type of pressure washer tool, how much dirt rather than sand you need to blast out and how big some the gaps are. I don't use the specific patio cleaner tools that blast straight down unless I want to remove more sand/dirt for a first clean/re-sand.
Once you get a good regime of cleaning, treating again moss, lichen etc and applying a sealer then block paving maintenance is pretty easy. I now only pressure wash our drive every 18 months but I do use sealer and also patio moss/lichen chemical (I mix my own to save money and avoid the harsh bleach based ones) and the result is it looks good right through next to the next clean.
I did it recently and the before and after wasn't that different so that shows how well it lasted - a big change from the moss, lichen and dark spot covered drive we had when we purchased.
I did think it might be a "how longs a piece of string" question. I've not cleaned it before smd it's a few years old I've got a wand and the circular brush attachment for my pressure washer.
If you are over 30 then there is no such thing as a quick job. In fact they take longer and longer and longer the longer you live.I built and fitted a new gate when we moved in three years ago, but in that time it has sagged a huge amount
So I took it all apart, realigned it and glued all the joints before screwing it all back together and refitting it.
Took longer than expected.
You aren't wrong thereIf you are over 30 then there is no such thing as a quick job. In fact they take longer and longer and longer the longer you live.