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Finally a bit more insight into a MVHR install, I've done most of mine but it would have been handy to have seen this 6 months back. Link (Hope he's going to lag the inlet\outlet pipes to fresh air.) -
How have you got on with `Build Aviator' Ian ?? What were the costs related to what they did if you used them ? -
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So would I, building regs minimum arent good at all. For internal walls volume builders for minimum, but are going for something more substantial for party walls and floors. -
First laid old shuttering ply and whatever I could find until watertight and then laid loose chip board until I was ready to insulate. Floor down now and stud work for room division to be done next. All services and joist centres marked on floor surface to prevent and accidents.
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