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Perhaps not an issue as window was for light not ventilation; have mvhr for that . Not sure why I discounted having the bath going width ways . Does remove pinch point issue ; also allows again for larger shower tray . Some small areas of floor won’t have ufh in this setup - small price to pay I think ... There are other considerations. SWMBO has chosen a recessed mirrored wall unit that’s over a metre long ....?

You’d have to stand in the bath to open the window ...

Aargh ! Thinking this now ! Main bathroom so should have massive shower ( just because we can ) Only problem with arrangement means opening the window would be tricky - but not a real issue .

Actually the next tray down is 1100 x 700 ... so would move tray back even more from pinch corner . This is a main bathroom

Yes shower will have a panel . WC indeed far corner . Problem is SWMBO wants a full length free standing bath - which encroaches on the space a bit . Was planning a 1200 x 800 shower tray . Could go 1200 x 700 to gain a bit ....

What’s the minimum distance that’s acceptable between a bath edge and a shower tray . I can’t work out what is acceptable!! Driving me mad !! onsite - forgive rough sketch !!

No good Will only supply if used with their own beams which apparently are different. Guess I’ll have to make my own

He’s been hacked !! ??

Is it best from a shower waste for example ... The waste has a horizontal fitting . So run horizontal for a bit then 45 degree turn through block floor ? I.e not 90 degrees . Then continue with fall into main internal drain .

You should work for Three ? - think I'll go for it!

I plan to have nothing cloud based with my HA ..... etc

Deliberately choose the non Alexa version ...

£22 a month ... http://www.three.co.uk/Discover/Devices/Huawei/B535?memory=0&colour=White

Hmmmmm https://www.outdoorrouter.com/product/outdoor-uk-wifi-4g-router-cat6-dual-sim/?alg_currency=GBP&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIp7SE9MHl5wIVzbHtCh2WdgKMEAYYAyABEgL9ifD_BwE

One question though . As I’m in a highly insulated house I.e lots of pir insulation an external 4g/5g Ariel might be good - this just standard coaxial ??

Don’t have a phone line - haven’t used one in 20 years - hate you have to pay ‘line rental ‘ for something you don’t use

Ah right! So for that night hawk type thing you would need a data sim of around £29 a month - not much of a saving really Though I see 3 do a 5g home modem for £29 a month unlimited data . Tempted by this . No upfront costs , no install . Also means later can swap/ upgrade to 5g ( my postcode currently only supports 4g )

I see 5g unlimited sim only deals for around £18per month . So need to factor that in . 5g will eventually replace Wi-Fi and indeed some ISPs say even wired connections ....

Lol Bloody spell check - really annoying me today . My soul is dammed but my soil samples were ok ? Theres also a website ( name escapes me ) where you enter your postcode and it tells you the expected ground structure . Was spot on for us —solid virgin rock - hard as f

Agree with a lot of the above . Though I do my own soul samples and sent them to a lab rather than a contractor - saved a few K just on that .

Nearing the point where I need to get this installed . Been wondering though if this sort of thing might be better https://www.amazon.co.uk/NETGEAR-MR1100-100EUS-Nighthawk-Downloading-Streaming/dp/B079H2LX8X/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?keywords=nighthawk&qid=1582376186&sr=8-3 Anyone use this type of thing as a permanent internet connection ? Though you have the relatively high initial cost would work out cheaper in the long term than a £30/£40 a month ‘wired’ ISP ( plus maybe additional install cost ) .

Doing bath upstand today . Sure looks like a grave .... ?

Yeah ; spell check must of had “ pc compliant “ mode activated . Glad it didn’t get posted

Bloody spell check was meant to be “ well gay “

Well jay !