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  1. Yeah that’s a better plan ! So cut and just make an air tight box . Won’t cause condensation or anything to occur would it ???
  2. Don't think so. It's not as flexible as it looks... Did see this though... https://www.bpcventilation.com/75mm-90-bend
  3. Living on site is worse!. Now I go and look at things all the time and worry about the next f up. These red mvhr pipes change from a low level ceiling to a higher level ceiling. The problem is ;that higher ceiling needs to happen as soon as possible after the lower one ( due to staircase and head height issues ). But the pipes of course need a 'run' to gradually rise to the new level. Can I cut them and fit some kind of 90/45 junction so I can change height far quicker???
  4. Mods are slow today ( hung over ) - you’ll be just a distance memory soon ….
  5. Not your arse ! Not again please
  6. My seed ? In your bed ? ?
  7. Beds not for sleeping anyway …
  8. Pocster

    Gate Pillars

    Expectations are high so don't (expletive deleted)ing disappoint!
  9. Don’t need to have mvhr . The switch in it may already function on rate of change rather than absolute. I have multi sensors in each room which also measure humidity linked to my HA So I can do whatever I want , so there !
  10. Nah
  11. Yeah could be . it reacts really quickly to humidity I.e you have a shower and within 5 seconds it boosts automatically . It’s on ‘low’ at night ( when I hear it most of course ) - the tone does change so assume it’s reacting to humidity. I did see that you can configure low/medium/high to whatever you want - but I’m reluctant to lower it to reduce noise and it’s ability to work correctly. Originally it wasn’t planned to be in the mistresses bedroom , but you know … things change . The biggest “ I’ve got an mvhr “ thing I noticed is zero condensation in bathroom/ensuite after a shower . The air is clear of that humid mist you usually get . Air in house always feels fresh ( if I turn it off for 12 hours , go out , come back , even mistress and SWMBO notice ) . I will try sealing tape first . If that knocks 10db off I think that would be great .
  12. That your “ mate “ ?
  13. I agree . I’m Pocster because my real name “ massive twang “ would cause issues
  14. Got mine ! It’s awesome ! 43” inch hdmi 2.1 tv at the end ( essential for ps5 ) - Netflix etc. Sorted ! Mistress more than happy with it
  15. Erm - so it never gets done ! ?
  16. Maybe . I did think of that . Might try some ‘rape’ as a test but expect to fail ….
  17. It’s not noisy but the variable whirl of the fans is beginning to bug me ( it’s like SWMBO constantly talking ) Decibel in the cupboard 55 . Directly outside with door closed 38 So I assume the sound is leaking from gaps around the door . What’s the best way to insulate against sound along the door opening ? .Also as a 2 door cupboard the gap between each door ???
  18. You are the hare ; I am the tortoise @Onoff is the snail moving backwards
  19. Thanks for the mention
  20. Yeah I washed mine out between every coat also . Can your girlfriend do my painting ?
  21. The instructions are pants . You need a believe a dry trap thing ( others will be a bit more accurate ) . I’ll show you mine if you show me yours though …
  22. I salvaged some walk on glazing , yet to find a use for it …
  23. I have a Wagner also . I find it temperamental with ‘full thick ‘ paint ( even with minor dilution ) . The mist coat is a dream though . I laugh as I do it . Could do an entire house in an hour I reckon . I guess if it’s just a room/ ceiling then perhaps it’s not worth it . If you do have lots of painting your back and shoulders will thank you for using a sprayer .
  24. Synology for the win!
  25. Sounds like my house . But in the sense that's all we do.
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