SteamyTea

Ah, reminds me of holding my mother's hand, as we entered the slave trading city of Bristol.

Not very big for a gym.

Grown ups have gone to bed, we can get up to mischief now.

Tis tonight. What is cutlery?

But I am West Indian, 6' 2", and very strong.

And with Newlyn as a backdrop.

@pocster Guess what I am holding in my hand?

Useless tool

So you can get a spanner on it. Short one first, then the long one. Spanner.

But that polystyrene ICF is, yes?

Probably because in the UK, the climate climate is against you.

GRP, works every time for me. There does not seem to be much actual glass area in that design.

So is Durisol no airtight once the concrete is poured?

It is the programming that is the tricky bit if you have never down it before.

Yes, look at the cost of fitting roof integrated PV. It can be cheaper than tiling.

Someone made on on here, can't remember who it was, but it is basically fairly simple to do.

It is a good place to monitor the outside temperature as it is unaffected by sun direction. I have Temp and RH sensors in @joe90's MVHR, but he has not balanced it yet, and turns it off sometimes.

I flew back from Australia, 1st Class to KL, then Business Class to London. Managed to sleep for a fair slice of it, so in wasted a lot of it.

Been really quite warm down here. Still 11⁰c, was warmer down by the sea earlier.

some say it is his wallpaper. I still think it looks like Halford's typeface.

Page 71 will be just the same but with 2 people watching.

As soon as I get the cash I am up for it.

Regarding the MVHR failure risk, you can always open windows.

I think that 'must' needs to be in bold, as in always install one the correct size. I think it is a problem that came about with traditional 'plumbers'. They just do not understand how a HP works. I would think that a buffer is useful in most heating systems to help efficiency.

Shaw Taylor used to say if you see a crime to go home and forget all about it.