Gone West

As @SteamyTea said, we self designed to PH standards, but we didn't have PH certification. I modelled the design using the PHPP and ran many iterations to come up with a design that didn't need a conventional heating system. I found the PHPP relatively straightforward to use, but that was helped by my background in mathematical modelling. This was all many years ago using the 2007 version then updated to 2010 version. I was then a member of the AECB and during get togethers, found some of the Architects knew less than they should, although purporting to be PH experts.

Well done, very neat. I like the cantilevered deck over the water.

Our bungalow, in Cornwall though, was replumbed in the 70s using black alkathene pipe, which I am in the process of replacing.

I've been using TLC for some time, their range is good.

If you don't mind me asking, what make are the units and did you have to do any work at all when having them fitted.

Finished mine in 2018. Lived in it, sold it and moved on. I know someone who hasn't finished their's, because they're always on holiday!!

As an update. The equipment arrived yesterday, I connected it up with the 'dish' sitting on a bit of rough grass at the side of the house, and it all worked straightaway. It's only set up roughly, not optimised, but I'm getting 90mbps for the same cost as the 10mbps on the copper line. Starlink took the first payment yesterday, they're quick, but it was only £23, so I'm not complaining. I was amazed at how simple it all was. I've just got to get a bracket to mount it on the wall.

Lucky sod!!

If that is a real place, I wish I was there. Cornwall is nice, but......

You deserve it too. You've written three pages, and I've not understood a word.

We used Albany emulsion paint on our new build, and we were not impressed. Back to using Dulux now.

https://greatsouthwest.co.uk/agratas-update/

I was told 'Trade' means made to cover well and use less effort doing so.

Was it 400 or 40% slope. Most of the mowers I've looked at use % for slope angle, and 40% is only 220. The Kress 4x4 range will climb an 84% or 400 slope, but they're not cheap.

I thought the government said last November it would be built at Wylfa on Anglesey.