Tennentslager

Sorry don’t get it...the external wall is continuous so no leaks there how can an internal wall cause it to leak?

Forum works brilliantly on a phone

Finally finishing my Building Warrant application...work has been too too busy, universal credit and alcohol abuse = destitution, vulnerability and increase in detentions under mental heath act. Frontline social work is grim sometimes so I’m gonna knock a wall down???

Ah ha ... ta

We want a picture some call it a water stopcock or stopcock T bar ffs how do you take a screenshot on an iPhone... I’m getting ffs frustrated with this new toy

Tidy

Nicely written blog...like your humour and optimistic attitude More power to you I'm guessing you're going to need it...

Och...you boys and all that pipe talk,someone will be blushing soon?

That last post is a thing of beauty and poetry...didn't understand it all but get the gist. Arise Sir Nick

I think a sliding door that goes up (or down) will work best...do you have the room above to facilitate this.

I've given up on WiFi and have my phone on 4g all the time...page loaded in a flash. Can't get by 4meg a month no matter my usage...the future I'm sure

Nice-BIG-tidy-job. You must be pleased so far

Damn fine job @zoothorn

Steady now Joe

As we say in Glasgow...and other places "As hard as nails" Not ard as screws...screw loose?

Fairly liquid and a big hose

If you put one car up high and park the other below does it not become a double garage...

Top job old fruit... looking forward to the next bit.

What about this one @ryder72 https://www.thewrightbuy.co.uk/cookology-cihdd700-70cm-induction-hob-with-built-in-downdraft-extractor-fan?channel=ppc&&gclid=CjwKCAiAl7PgBRBWEiwAzFhmmjdlaF98ElsOVBAGhGBczobIBRHeBdDLYHjsOxgrjSCNwd8Yvb6B8hoCvZcQAvD_BwE#fo_c=166&fo_k=325cda1175eef92d4356b440b6a86dc2&fo_s=gplauk

Yep I'm loving this house...it's a *bit* like @Redoctober house which is also terrific...that's my excuse for mixing then up.

Okay I'll try. PV sends electrons to thermal store heated by an electric element so you have a store of hot water but lots of heat loss from thermal tank. Alternatively PV sends electrons to a sunamp which stores the heat in a chemical brine by changing its state. Once charged the brine retains the energy and only releases it as required via heating water as it runs through it just like a combi boiler. It has vacuum insulation so negligible heat loss so more efficient but more capital cost.

Oh... easily confused I am...I should know better, been following this since the first post.

Tis most lovely this build...and it's on Skye???

Stick it on Facebook...

Hey @Alphonsox how come you have the jazzy moving avatar. Did you win the leaderboard or what? I WANNA know...is that @recoveringacademic heart trace after measuring his joists or what is it... intrigued I am.