Ok yesterday we found a tiny weep from the bathroom radiator so I thought I'd invest in a new one as the plumber had to disturb the old one.
I found a towel radiator for the central heating system that I can fit a heater element to it and it's on offer at the moment.
It a chrome 1200x500 mm radiator to hopefully warm the room and dry the towels
I think it was a good price for it, on offer it was £39.97p from Toolstation
I will see over time how well the radiator lasts but for now it looks very nice.
I also need to get the electrics heater element wired up and see he that goes as it's a smallish 250watt unit
Why fit an electric element to a central heating system you ask? Well the towels won't dry if the heating system isn't on or warm them on a cold day if the heating hasn't switched on.
I also purchased this from Toolstation
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Tuesday, February 5, 2019
Tuesday, January 29, 2019
Some light on the subject
Well after some thinking we decided we needed some more kitchen space and the dining room needed some more light.
They was old wooden frames an needed to be replaced so we had a few quotes for them to be replaced.
We went for a company called safe style. We also decided to get the window in the dining room opened up into a door so to allows more light in the room and block up the door way in the kitchen giving us some more lower counter space but allowing more lots of light as it's a full length window
Today they came and done the job, it was dark when I got home so I could only take the inside ones
They was old wooden frames an needed to be replaced so we had a few quotes for them to be replaced.
We went for a company called safe style. We also decided to get the window in the dining room opened up into a door so to allows more light in the room and block up the door way in the kitchen giving us some more lower counter space but allowing more lots of light as it's a full length window
Today they came and done the job, it was dark when I got home so I could only take the inside ones
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