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I can’t see the outlet But as long as the outlet is flowing It will be fine

Plus 1 The best FREE advise you will get Local Authority is your only route It would cost a small fortune to go down the legal route

Although you see it everywhere You will be liable if someone cuts themselves Even the burglars Crazy

So very true We have 400 m2 over two floors with three vaulted ceilings and 2.7 ceilings for the rest So Bang It has to be 11kw All threes software said so One told us we would need two HPs I think they have to go with worst case scenario We would have been fine with a smaller HP We are using between £9-13 per day at the moment for heating and two baths per day

I purchased the motors from Gates Gates Great bit of kit and there after sales was excellent

That would be another option Thanks

I think we will still go ahead with the quote regardless But it does still in the throat We could have easily added them to the PP

If you have the funds Go for it You will only have one chance to do it You can always use it for something else if you are not using it much To be fare I can’t think of a better place to put a Cinema roof Or a home gym

We’ve a quote of 11K Plus vat on the supply and installation of the above We are living in the house but not yet signed off Are we still exempt ? Last time round I could only find a company that would supply the gates and I bought the motors and fitted them myself and simply claimed the vat back The gates where shown on the PP So no problem with the claim back This time they are not shown on the plans Google seems a bit ambiguous

The best and easiest way is to use 50 mil MF stud Fix to the floor and ceiling Dont make contact with the steel

Probably be as well explains what the issue is Radiators heating slowly and not getting as hot as gas fired seems to be a repetitive theme

You can’t put it down directly onto a slab It will pull in to quickly And edging strip is needed for expansion and will take about 30 minutes to install

The problem will be keeping it flowing You would several mixing and have to split it into sections

Arches can look quite dated In the 80s it seemed like every newbuild had a handful of them A bit like the trend to brick up a first floor window Been and gone

Anything Sika is good I’ve use there self leveling regularly Your going to need 2 bags per m2 Nearly 300 to mix and lay Seems a shit load of work to save an inch I’d leave the rez bar off if it was that crucial

Very nice Great views also

Your probably better bringing in a main contractor then To do the whole job and they will bring in subcontractors

Plus 1 He doesn’t need to understand the why’s or what for Just follow a detailed drawing Your SE is better placed to do this Or tell you it’s not needed

They just want to know your costs It doesn’t make any difference over who does what You could use a QS or get your local builders merchants to cost the whole build

Apologies to Steady for drifting off topic

I haven’t even reckoned it up 😁 While there’s an indoor swimming pool and a massive flat roof that doubles as a balcony 300k I would of estimated 1.3 Hes paying ridiculous amounts for fitting out Weve put curved walls in all over Most to be tiled We have another to start about two miles away Same Architect Half the size 3 mil spend 4.5 high ensuite between to bedrooms WHY

Remember It will be you who is cleaning it I’m currently workin on a self build 400m2 over three floors He’s a lockup and a 3kva generator Hes spending 4 million pounds Most will sit in there vans till you are watertight

More than enough I’m only putting 50 mil between party walls on student blocks and 25 in the ceilings It just stops the sound bouncing around

I co owned DPC company for a few years Doing around four homes per week The majority of dpc iwe carried out where unnecessary But part of a mortgage condition Poor ventilation is the prime suspect if you do go ahead You will need to remove the bottom 1200 mil of plaster and treat for salt Rentakil is franchised out now So get a couple of quotes All will tell you that you need work doing

I missed the bit where you received abuse If you had stated above from the beginning the answers would have been short NO you have no right to try and reduce your bill