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Easy ! Do the lot in a day .( 1 wall at a time !) i over grout . Then wipe across with a damp sponge ( across the grout line not down it ) . Then profile with a nice piece of copper pipe . Next day just wipe down all the excess and dust .

He might put up photos of every grout joint ... ??

As @Onoff you near the end of your biblical quest - what mountain will you climb next ?

Re heating In my 3 rentals I use geniushub which is z wave based . works a treat !

Re Cctv . indigo supports access via another app for that . Or try Mangocam.com for cloud based . Using it to monitor one of my rentals - so far seems great !

Check out indigo running on a Mac . Best home automation I have found . Supports most things ; though I prefer z wave . Regarding audio per room ; forget Sonos etc . Raspberry pi with amp header board and squeeze box software ( running on same Mac as indigo ) . IPeng to control audio via phone or some cheap iPads wall mounted

I might give them a call and see what rubbish / facts they peddle

Certainly don’t !!!

Thanks Lizzie ! . I fail at many things but I succeed at the big things - like getting planning ?

Anyone know anything about this ? I got a free hat and car smelly for registering ... claims dry alternative to screed for ufh ....

There was nothing wrong with the drawings ...........

F me - got more chance of getting off with the glazing ?

Yep - case closed

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New year ; old case - tomorrow ?

The Combi is a leased item .

Well ! ive got to spend more dosh. Header tank onto gravity fed triton electric t90xr ( I think ) - quieter than the Mira . A solution at least !!

Lol ! That makes more sense ! i believe you can get collapsible tanks just so they can fit through tight spaces ? This and a gravity fed electric shower best solution ???

Or swapping the electric shower for a gravity fed one ?

Argh!; knew this issue would come back to bite me. Might a *simpler* solution be to ditch the electric shower and just have it as a mixer running off the UVC same as the others? (UVC will struggle with 5 showers simultaneously - but I guess that's expected and acceptable ......)

How does this coffin tank help? . If it's only 25 litres it will drain fast then 'underflow' on electric shower again..... Guy on phone suggested an electric shower consumes approx 10 litres a minute. So for 2 consecutive showers (being pessimistic of course) 200 litres.

Shower is 1st floor Spoke to pump express they suggested a "power tank" - tank with a pump ; 1.3k!!!! plus I need to know my flow rate etc.!!

This the type of thing? https://pumpexpress.co.uk/shop/pressurewave-series-24-litre-inline-pressure-vessel/ I *assume* you only get half the volume due to the diaphram . So what size should I look for?

Right! My builder tried using the the shower as the first device in the cold water main and (you won't be surprised) it didn't make enough difference. So!; can I have a tank recommended for this. It's only feeding 1 electric shower so I *guess* should be able to supply 2 successive showers i.e. enough water for 2 people to shower independently. I know he thinks it will fit in the loft area (I have a loft room) - also the access hatch to the eves is very small. But anyway!; please links to a suitable tank. The builder has asked me to show him the product - then if it fails it's my fault ?

I’m not familiar with that ; but can only imagine them tiling in a provocative manner!!