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Yeah you can access driver and bulb etc really easily. Leaving proud was my original thought that way the nice clean light tunnel stays nice and clean!

Hello I have some wall lights similar to the ones in the photo...my walls are due to be skimmed but I don't know if I should mount these flush with the plasterboard so they are skimmed over, or sit them 2mm proud so they are skimmed up to? Anybody done any like this before? The fitting itself is made from plaster. Thanks

You don't want to miss a service on them, however nice and easy to flush through with a downward firing burner. All stainless also so very light. Only complaints I get sometimes is as a blue flame boiler they are noisier due to the fan blasting that air through.

It has a 2 stage burner, low flame and high flame...modulation of sorts.

I install naviens a lot, nice boiler. You just need a 240v signal to the switched live..use a relay if it's volt free from your wiring centre. It is a simple one. The jumper to remove will be between 4 and 5 on conm4

That makes a lot of sense. Thank you

Afternoon. I have a BPC MVHR system that I am now installing...very little instructions, that is not too much of an issue though. One question I am asking you all though is the flexible sound attenuators...I have 2 supplied...am I fixing those from the MVHR unit to the manifolds or am I fixing them from the MVHR unit to the inlet and outlet to the atmosphere? Thanks.

Good luck with that if they find no issue...you will find they state nowhere that they will be with you immediately so there would be no additional heating cost and minimal impact to quality of life! And you made yourself a day behind not calling them immediately! I think if I had to I would cough up rather than be blacklisted for when I really needed a under warranty call out! To be fair to viessman though I once had an issue with a 100W needed a new circuit board...1month outside of the 10 year guarantee...they sent me one free of charge tonight myself rather than engineer call out.

Have you spoken to viessman and got an engineer appointment booked in? They are usually pretty good

Or he just wants to make sure it is working to save any problems when the grant engineer comes! As a plumber I would always fire up to make sure working ok before anybody else comes to look.

Hi, yeah my wife found it on your Instagram earlier when I told her about it. Thanks

Just watching it now, I really like a lot of your paint finishes, how was that achieved with the not a flat colour look? Lovely house. You have done a great job.

Should have said. It is power floated and has UFH pipes in

I am getting my 100mm fibre reinforced concrete slab polished. Should I put some heat in this before the contractors come to force and cracks that may appear or just leave it as it is? Currently it has been done 4 months and no signs of cracks.

Speak to viessman, they will let you know trained installers in your area. I myself am a viessman installer and they are fantastic boilers and what you are suggesting is not a hard task for anyone really...was the £3600 including supply of all materials? On another note I would steer clear of atag, my experience in the past is of nothing but trouble with badly built boilers