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sorry, i presumed he was still going to have two sinks, with the main in the island. i still say two is the way to go, but i guess having hte biggerin the island is less appealing alright

definitely, we have one in the island and it is in constant use, handy for a big dinner where the main sink tends to fill up with pots/pans as you cook

and the quality on those is rubbish, forget about using an xbox or ps3 or any decent dvd player with them. also they are pretty big so moutning one behnind a tv is going to push the tv a long way out from the wall usual approach is to chase a channel in the wall for the cables and replaster...

if it's the standard hinged at the top letter box can you not just put a screw into the door right behind the flap and leave it out high enough to stop teh flap opening?

ikea?

you could get grass/small weeds growing even in the sand that was used to point the slabs. might not be coming through the base

our builders finish did not include the kitchen or any floors down..but we wanted to do that ourselves and the price reflected that.basically.. no floors, painting, fireplaces, or kitchen. everything else, plumbing, plastered walls, electrics finished, heating was done. outside ground was...

aye, those prices seem very high alright...

good advice there, i don't get it lucklily, but have seen the effects..ouch

can't just keep adding on speakers. what impedance are they? modern amps are designed to drive speakers between 4 ohms and 8ohms. if you keep adding more speakers eventually you drop the impedance too low and your amp will go plop. i'd revisit those plans if i were you

the original poter asked for a really good quality speaker. you put in speakers that are designed to go very loud with not much care given to sound quality. if they sound good to you, then that's all that matters. no snobbery involved here, i don't care how much he spends on the speakers, but...

depends do you want quality or price. those car speakers will be no match for a decent set of in wall speakers, car speakers are designed to run louder as they have to be audible over the sound of the engine. acoustics in a car are terrible, the performance from car speakers doesn't have to be...

tobermore? presume they have one in dublin

if hardcore then dry mix is overkill, then i'm going all out. would muh rather do it with hardcore/dry mix than this other method you mentioned, no matter how much easier it seemed

that's freesat, he asked about freeview op, are you trying to pick up the signals over the air with an aerial or via a satellite dish? what exdacly did you get installed in your bedroom

it sounds about the same as we get, thinks our was usually mid 300's but didn't have it on as long

would recoomend taking the coax back to the attic, but having a power socket beside it. that way you can add a distribution amp if needed. also, for the main vieiwing points run at least 3*coax, and make sure it is ct100 type cable. 2 of the coax for incoming lnbs for sky+ or equivalent, and 1...

tom, sorry, wasn't recommending cat5e as the best cable to use. Just as a minimum as a much better and robust solution over wireless. depending on your needs then you can step up to whatever cabling you need, but definitely go wired. not wireless. for example, with a cat5e system i can...

me. HTPC in the cinema room, streaming movies and music from a NAS. wife in the other room cathing up on some work over vpn. add in a voip phone, and the 360 downloading content in the corner. wireless network would be crumbling under the pressure. not trying to insult, but if you're not aware...

recommend you put 3 cables to main viewing point form attic, then 1 cables from attic to each room. that way you can get a distribution amp in attic, take rf feed out of beack of digibox, and use magic eyes to control the sky box from any room in the house.