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For our Nudura build, we screwed directly to the 8" c/c plastic webbing in the ICF - yes a pain for metric boards, but nothing's fallen off 😉 I posted a a video and photo of hot knifing the channels and fitting plastic conduit (although if you pay a little extra for the low smoke cable, no conduit is required) https://forum.buildhub.org.uk/topic/38949-fitting-conduit-in-eps/?do=findComment&comment=558991

Those two screws are likely a clamp holding the cables in place. Remove those first. You should then see copper internals of the cable held in place however Hotpoint do it, hopefully simple some more screws

It will depend on the inspector. And which new rule they read about yesterday. Has this inspector been out to you before? What were they like that time?

Use it up 😀

Your tiling the wall and putting a vanity unit in front of it. I think you've got it covered 😀 Seriously, I think you'll be OK with plywood and tiles. Prime and/or seal the plywood before tiling. You could always put a couple of coats of tanking before tiling to be sure, to be sure.

Apart from someone missing the pan, what is the chance of that getting splashed? Plywood should he fine IMHO

The glulam beam sits proud of the finished floor, as an architectural feature. The channel will sit directly on the glulam beam.

Just got around to ordering the internal balustrade that we need. Sod's Law has dictated that the Fischer screws listed in their certification document (Fisher FPF-WT YZP) are no longer available. Does anyone know what the logical Fischer replacement for these would be?

Maybe. I have two of them and have measured both, each across two diameters, so I think they're pretty much round. NOTE: the invoice lists both as 600mm. For now I am assuming that they are classified as 600mm. Its a bit like when you buy wood - nominal vs actual size 😀

More sleuth work has found two unaccounted invoices (yay for the VAT). Interesting thing is that the chambers are listed as 600mm !!!

My groundworker has suggested reducing the diameter of the two large inspection chambers which will be in our rear garden down to 450 or 300mm. So, I've been looking for a "reducer". The current twinwall chamber pipes that are in the ground measure about 680mm internal and 700mm external. I can't lay my hands on an invoice for said inspection chambers (one that won't be on the VAT reclaim!) The largest reducer I can find online is 600mm (to various smaller sizes). Should I be able to find a 700mm version? Cheers Bamboozled of Botus

I'm with G on this. Match the show tray. And I also know my pay grade 😀

This is the system we used. Very straight forward to install, and our foundation was not fully squared. A blog entry about ours https://forum.buildhub.org.uk/blogs/entry/865-first-it-was-scotland-then-it-was-italy-lets-just-build/

For a pylon we get £75 p.a. cant really see it in the field, so a bonus

That's what that round file is for. Thanks 😀