Pocster

Yeah file sharing can be a bit ropey pc or Mac . Trying to share our nas to Mac no issues ; windows though hit and miss much to SWMBO disgust !!

95% of nvr are pc owners so support for Mac version is pants . All pc owners are toss pots because they wait for “updating 1 of 35577567667 updates - please wait “ . And it’s shite and unstable . Windows is shite always has been . I want to kill Microsoft and everyone .

Yeah . Same as others get in this group . It would ‘over run’ the mvhr - I guess they mean humidity at 100% and unit flat out . Also I seem to recall something about condensation forming in the vent pipes . Anyway ! I’m struggling to move the vent as a zillion other pipes and cables in the way !! Ffs !!

Yeah but I read for mvhr ( as told by the supplier ) not to put it directly over the shower . Bpc ventilation whom pretty much everyone suggests said this . I was going to move it to the middle of the room which then allows for a down lighter either side .

Noggins in the ensuite ceiling - yeah I know there’s too many ! . Think I’ll move that mvhr vent - to near the door ...

Added hikvision nvr with 2tb storage . For the last week been fighting it ! Absolute pants ; at the least the crummy ivms4200 software on a Mac . Apparently pc version much better . As yet not been able to even record anything ! Give up playing with it - refund I think . Probably go to security spy on Mac ...

I’d love that chateau - all the walk on glazing I could put in !

Noggins in bathroom ceiling . More tile backer board . Socket enteries for heated towel rails ( not a socket a cable faced plate )

Yes particularly - I can't break through the waterproof membrane - even if I did it's solid rock all around.

Haven’t bought / stolen one yet

I’ll check with flu guy if he’s happy for a ceiling vent going to the outside . Tricky installing an air brick underground! ??

In my world I would do exactly that . Alas purchases on a self build divide into these categories... 1) Things BCO wants 2) Things I want 3) Things SWMBO will HAVE The log burner is a category 3) issue ...

Be my guest to tell SWMBO that .... ?

So you don’t bring in ‘external’ air ??

Actually thinking about it more . Where can ( must ? ) the air vent in the property be relative to the log burner ? Can I literally stick a ceiling vent in above the log burner ? ( next to the flu ) ?

Thanks Floor makeup can’t be altered ( ufh etc . ) I could run a pipe from the wall/ceiling below ground to upstairs ( timber frame ) then go to the outside with a vent .

So my flu installer is coming next week . He wants an air brick in the underground section where the log burner is to go . Going to be tricky to install underground !! - can I pipe to it ? I.e air brick above ground but pipe work to below ground ? Also isn’t this just a draft maker ? - I could block it up for the air test at the end . I guess I’m asking if you can get an air brick that’s one way ? ? ; draws air in but doesn’t let it out . Assume mvhr isn’t any help/ relevant to air flow in this situation?!? ?

@Onoff gets brownie points though ?

My filthy joke was lost ...

Sure I’ve had a pint in there

Already fixed those sides . Don’t want the end of the plasterboard hanging on thin air . Funnily enough timber just turned up .

Yeah 600mm centres . Seems rather wide to me . Might still do a noggin every 300mm across them all for peace of mind .

Don’t like these ceiling edges . Ceiling plasterboard would sit on nothing - shove some timber in there . Also assume I need to put noggins in the ceiling at 300mm apart for plasterboard.

Sorting out those awkward angled ceiling bits . Not much fun . They are at approximately the same angle now !! OSB’d them for extra strength .

That was such a crap joke even I missed it !! ??