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  1. Thanks. When you talk of earthing … I will be getting solar contractors to do the work whenever I can afford it so I presume all the earthing that you talk of will be taken care of by them. my mains is on a different duct altogether .
  2. Thanks for reply. Currently on cable goes into the duct to do my internet and as far as I’m aware I have fibre. It’s a black cable. There is some left over so if I check the cable and it’s says STP, it’s shielded and I’m good to put the Cat 5 and. SWA cable into the same duct ?. To be clear, I rang a solar company and asked them what cables would I need to have in the ground ahead of any solar install… they came back and said with the reply attached . I don’t want to bother with the ducting if there will be interference beteeen cables
  3. Hi. My internet cable(fibre) comes from the road to a manhole at my back door, it then continues from the manholes into my mains box through a 50mm duct. now I am think about solar and I need to connect the solar on the roof to the mains with a CAT5 cable and a 6 sq SWA cable. I cannot get those cables to the mains box through the house and I don’t want them to drill into the house because of Airtightness, so I was going to run the CAT 5 and SWA out the gable of the house from the attic and down into a duct , which will bring them to the aforementioned manhole at the back door. Was then going to send the SWA and Cat5 up the same duct as the existing fiber to the mains box. The run from the manhole to the mains is about 10feet. Is there any risk that one cable interferes with the workings of the other cable? Thanks in advance
  4. Black slates on timber latts
  5. If the thumping is the roof, will that eventually stop?..in general ?
  6. Thank you for that advice. I realise I shouldn’t be examining it so much. I do have one hollow section upstairs on a non load bearing wall. Hollow section is about 300mm x 300mm. What drives me bananas is moderate to loud bangs/ thumps I hear most nights from what I perceive to be the wall upstairs. Makes me think something is giving !
  7. I am getting very paranoid worried about this as I have a lot of this around the house. The cracks in the photo are new. I’m in the house 10 months. Other cracks upstairs are there 6 months and extending ? Both cracks shown below are same size… no cracks are wider than 1mm. Appreciate ur input…
  8. Block.. this one is on edge with precast slab on it . The chase for wires is roughly speaking running up there also
  9. Hi. The picture attached shows the type of cracks around my new build 10 months after moving in. this one is on a finished mortar wall.. There are a decent amount of them blue dots show the pattern thanks
  10. Just looked at lunch . Have multiple hairline cracks in mortar plaster starting to come vertically down from the ceiling along the walls also. They may have been there for a while, don’t know
  11. Blocks were ground floor approx June 21, precast July 21, blocks upstairs July august 21… outside plaster Jan feb 22 , inside plaster den /March 22….
  12. Hi all. I have some questions about plaster cracking in my new home. I attached a doc outlining the issue. I have added photos which I hope help. Some photos may not portray it accurately so for clarify , all cracks are hairline or minutely wider than hairline . Bit of a long post but I really appreciate the feedback as I did during the build.thanks Cracking.pdf
  13. Sorry for all the photos. Might not express myself properly when describing so a picture paints etc… thanks
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