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Came home, she insisted on Indian Takeaway, how does she know that I had a 'Spoons curry on the way back from work?!

1 is where the mains electricity comes into the house. 2 is the gas and water that goes up in the boxing (4) into a cupboard with gas meter. 3 is trunking where the electric goes up into meter in the same cupboard. How possible would it be to move the electrics into same boxing so everything can be boxed in in that same corner. (To be clear I would use an electrician, not try and DIY! )

Hello,

I’d like to put up a picture shelf above my bed (IKEA MOSSLANDA). I was going to use rawl plugs in the plasterboard, but with it being above our heads I’d sleep better knowing it’s fixed in to a stronger material.

I’ve drilled in to the breeze blocks on other walls in my house to put up curtain rails, but never in a shared wall. I’m thinking i’d tape my drill bit at 80mm, so I’d have at least 10mm extra beyond the tip of the 5x70 screw. This would mean drilling 50mm in to the breezeblock.

Is there a standard thickness for breezeblocks/party walls? It’s a 1990s semi-detached house. I don’t want to drill through in to my neighbour’s bedroom!