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I accept you .... as a pasty eating moron

So what are you offering ? ?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

@jack to keep costs down but have something similar you could put some walk on glazing along as that top panel ..... just saying ?

I’m watching you @Big Jimbo ...

That’s me then ?

But I’ll be working on my build of course ! ?

Ok ! Now they are charging it !! ?

Tesla finally take control of the power wall . I’m charging the EV - yet the PW has juice in it . Tesla presumably deciding I can’t have that . From what I’ve read they prefer to keep the PW for peak and night time usage so can “ support” the grid . Interesting.

Sorry misunderstood the title ...

Elica Tesla switch induction hob / extractor in . Only tested it - but works like a dream ! The extraction works very well

Yep . Solvent weld for simple joints when you know it’s right no probs . More complex things use tiger seal ( or equivalent ) - you have lots of time to adjust and change . It’s messy stuff though ; certainly don’t want it on anything apart from your pipe

Use "tiger seal" to glue solvent weld. You don't have 5 pico seconds to get it right then. You have many hours!

You mean no ufh in your bathroom?

I’ll dial 999 on speakerphone before I do it ?

Just got a reply from them 2 x stringers at 95kg each

B a s t a r d

A brilliant plan ! apart from its recursive nature ....

I installed a 110kg shower tray on my own with a winch . I’ve got big bits - so that helps . Your builder is a pussy so will fail ... ????????

No access for any lift/fork - that's always been the issue. It's difficult to mount it correctly for such a weight. When I build my mini lift ( which I will! ) I'll just load it 20/30kg a time. So nice and relatively light - save me carrying everything down the stairs. All the tile adhesive , blocks, tiles - many ton's worth.

Can’t get a vehicle in there ?

Thanks for the (expletive deleted) all helpful suggestions

Tempted to get the American fridge freezer ordered then the crane can do both . Even called ao.com and explained it might be 12 steps to get it down . They said no problem!!!

My external staircase arrives soon . It’s in sections ( apparently! ) . Heaviest single component is 95kg . It will have a lip and rest on the wall to the left ; then lowered down . Though I have a winch there’s no where to fix it to . I could make a Scaff tower and get an end on there whilst the other rest on the wall . But how do I lower ? What’s the best ( and safest ) way to do this apart from crane hire ?

You’ve gone all Jimmy Saville again

Careful ! You’ll get arrested again