What’s the ‘standard’ way to fix a self supporting staircase at the top tread ?
I’ve got a nice rsj there which I assumed the company would be happy to fix too . But they want me to bolt noggins in and ‘pack out ‘ to the face on the steel . This seems pointless to me and not very good - are they really going to hang off some bolted timber when they could ( should ? ) bolt directly to the rsj .
My uvc is probably 10m from the ASHP - all pipework insulated of course . Batteries outside are temperamental to temperature unless a Tesla ( has cooling and heating ) . My inverter outside also - about 1m from batteries . No issues
Mag drill was ace ! Made the job easy .
Staircase company need me to attach timber to the steel rsj but I can’t get my mag drill in the tight space .
Got some of these … it’s going to be a long hard slog ! - is there any better bit to use ???
I can confirm v2 of the battery has no fire extinguisher. Also I believe it’s a smaller unit because of this . The fire extinguisher took up a good amount of space .
I did a seperate hep run off 1 manifold for all outlets ; so washer , dishwasher, wc , sink , freezer etc .
Much easier to isolate - only 2place’s ( in theory ) for a leak - at appliance or at manifold . Overkill maybe - but peace of mind .
I would image zigbee would be ok with this . I suppose as an experiment you could embed one in concrete just to test . I’m quite surprised with the range of zigbee - I have plenty of concrete and steel in the way .