joe90

No.

Yet some authorities insist on “professional commissioning” (there was someone on here that was told that) although there is no statuary qualification for that).

Yes I copied Jeremy’s but BI did not ask fir it!!!! (Still yet to balance it but seems ok).

I claimed for it ok!

With mine I put spacers under the corners so it could not drop too much.

on the straw bale builds I have been on a timber frame was used for both doors and windows and don’t see any other “solid” solution.

Says the man who already bought a heavy tray!

Just remember the COP for the ASHP should be around 3 or 4 so a third or quarter of using direct electric heating!

Is it the screw or push fitting you don’t like?, I have come across loads that are many years old and still ok. Just make sure you use the right pipe as push fit and solvent weld are different diameters!!!! If the rest of the pipework is solvent might be worth finding a trap with both joints screw type? (Mine are but came with the tray so don’t know the make).

Depends if you care about global warming/pollution .

Is there moving water in the ditch Or does it not go anywhere It is wet most of the year and eventually ends up in the Tamar (so the environment agency tells me).

Not having a tumble drier was part of my low usage strategy, yes @SteamyTea it is, do you need it back?

I am watching the highlights on channel 4 later, so turned the radio off so I don’t hear which Mercedes won!

Never seen those before.

With ours I even argued a soakaway or attenuation was a waste of time and granted permission to dump straight to a ditch.