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Pocster

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  1. Just an update Since removing both UniFi ap units have had zero issues . Cctv working no probs. WiFi on site fine - admittedly weaker in the loft room . Devolo plugs for wired access in bedrooms no issues . Geniushub heating no issues apart from tenants expecting a 17 degree room to get to 21 degrees instantly ( these are engineers would you believe ! )
  2. I was meant to clad in larch . But it did colours and needs maintenance. Not idea in my view - want less work not more ! So went for cladding - looks great
  3. ???????? You are amazing Sue ! I’m not really that worried about them - my fiasco with them is just a long running joke. ?
  4. Erm I have a special discount code of FUP for some walk on sky lights ...
  5. 4 rooms rented . 2 to go Attracting exactly the type of tenants I want ! ?
  6. I think “ @Nickfromwales says just get the (expletive deleted) on with grouting for (expletive deleted)’s sake “ i believe Nike are about to enter the market for grouting- so a contract is winging its way to Nick as we speak .
  7. I think i’ll Drink a bottle of champagne ? once the grouting starts . It’s easy to do - just point it nice . Just do it as Nike might say !!
  8. The ASHP cylinder will also be in the utility room hence the cylinder - only place for it . Runs to taps etc. none are excessively far . I *suppose* I could drill 4 large holes so at least cold & hot each have a hole per ‘circuit’ I.e upstairs and downstairs.
  9. Hey all, Looking a bit ahead here, but thought it was worth asking now! My water in are below ground at the front of the build in a utility cupboard (Hot via ASHP ; doesn't exist yet!) But! I have a concrete block load bearing wall in the way. I want to try and keep it all neat. As I have below ground (kitchen) and above ground (bedrooms & bathrooms) I thought it made sense to split and have 2 manifolds for each (1 hot, 1 cold). I want no joints. So every run will be per item. So!; do I drill out 2 big holes in my concrete wall and pass the entire pipework through each one? - problem is it won't be particularly neat at this point. i.e. jumble of pipe going through a hole. Not really ideal. I could ( I suppose ) drill a hole per pipe. But on the upstairs for example off the top of my head there would be ( bathroom h+c, sink h+c, shower h+c, toilet h etc.etc. ); could be many pipes. I did think about doing the manifolds on the otherwise of the wall but that's the kitchen - so not really practical for access to them. Any suggestions appreciated - crap drawing attached
  10. As Mr. Ratty would say .... ” F*ck it ; I’ll do the grouting “
  11. “British Standard wet finger?” too early for me
  12. Vile digs on here today must be all the brexit sh$t bringing the worse out in people ?
  13. Ouch ! below the belt ! Its been screeded with a fall . I’ve raised the upstands - bitcmore to do ; but other luxury hmo things to do !!
  14. Or gut the bathroom and start again. That's what I would do ....
  15. Yeah I triple checked the wiring with my tester . No issues
  16. It was working fine . I did update the AP’s firmware - so that might be it . Currently running with both AP’s unplugged and ok . The AP’s had issues anyway - becoming unadopted or missing heart beat . So some kind of issue between them I think . Reluctant to roll back the firmware ( I assume you can roll back ) .
  17. These 2 Unifi AP units I have are a NIGHTMARE! All works for a bit then goes t*ts up for no obvious reason. As soon as I swap back to the actual hub's Wifi all is fine. Stick 'em on ebay I think! - just seems so unstable and I simply can't isolate the issue!
  18. Builders looked. Not an issue. Only problem is as it's quite long and skinny could 'wobble'. So as a 'lets try it and see' solution could potentially add a chrome bar floor to ceiling at far end for definite strength.
  19. Yeah for you and me. Rented property ..........
  20. Yeah; that's about as simple as you can get. One thing I do find is that the gravel can get stuck in the soles of your shoe's and then scratch my nice laminated floors ( yeah I know they'll scratch them anyway! )
  21. True manchester a bit far ; but take your point. what about swap shop ? ”walk on glazing will swap for Astro turf “
  22. ££!£!£££!!
  23. Erm, no significance. Probably been like that since I bought the house. Perhaps previously there was a raised flower bed or something....
  24. Yeah someone ;'attempted' to get in at the back. CCTV up now. You can access the garden from either the kitchen or patio doors off the lounge.
  25. Hey all, So at my 'luxury HMO' ? I haven't touched the rear garden. It's about 5m x 6m. What's the *cheapest* way to make this low maintenance and practical ?. Decking????. Had someone look and he wanted 5k (!!!!!) - he was going to remove lots of soil. Not for 5k you're not! So I want somewhere the tenants can sit out.
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