Dee if you decide to move any of your vitsoe cabinets on give me a shout

Ta, quite used to waking up to the radio so may have to write the eames one off (presuming we're looking at the same one!)

Like the looks of this: https://www.ruarkaudio.com/products/r1-deluxe-bluetooth-radio

I have one of these

https://www.revoaudio.co.uk/supersignal/

Highly decent piece of kit

How easy is it to remove glossy coating on a solid oak parquet floor, and reapply a matte finish?

If by glossy coat you mean varnish, then it just needs to be sanded back, you would need to hire a sander to do it assuming it’s a large floor, personally I’d suggest to get someone in to do it as they will have better equipment and it’s not super high rate work

An absolute beaut. Not touched in 50 years. All OG features.

https://newboulds.web.lifesycle.co.uk/properties/84768

This is the house next door

http://midcenturymagazine.com/interiors/manygate-lane-scandinavian-modernism/

modular?

I have used easyframe.co.uk for relatively cheap frames but they don't have a good minimal brushed aluminium / steel options. Anyone seen a custom place that does them?

Sparky DIY Qs…

I'm changing a rocker for ceiling light to a dimmer.

There is another double rocker elsewhere where one of the switches is for the same lights. The other rocker on that switch is for a hallway light.

A possible dimmer (Jung) requires a retractive push to make switch at the other end.

1. To make that work, is it a double 2-way switch that I require or a 3-way?

2. If I make the hallway a sensor active light and make the rocker redundant would I still require a 2-way switch, albeit a single retractive switch?

Ta