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dpmiller

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  1. As it's a prefab, is it considered a dwelling suitable for rebuild even?
  2. what's the mark/space timing of your bursts Dave?
  3. good word that, basementy. You should Copyright it @Conor
  4. ... which is the ultimate static pressure.
  5. And that's why "proper" lateral flow tests use a reader...
  6. they're bog standard cheapo temperature controllers. How you configure them is up to you...
  7. XPS would do it too, I used some 10mm in our bathroom reveals just to get a wee bit more condensation protection.
  8. Speaking as someone who had a serious leg break in an accident 20 years ago, I was darned-lucky to live in a bungalow and have made very sure that our design enabled downstair living. Very happy to be " defeatist, pessimistic and generally avoidable "
  9. if it's a signal-level circuit, I'd not be doing questionable crimps...
  10. Wire the dimmer through the switch so using the lights forces the fan?
  11. concrete's cheaper than tarmac, according to local tarmac guy...
  12. looks like the blue pallet is an extra. The ASHPs come in a bespoke ply crate
  13. but knowing B&Q they've found a way to cheapen those batteries. 5Ah maybe, but crappy cells that will only power smaller devices perhaps...
  14. there's another (slightly risky) option- take a mallet to the top of the tank and drop it an inch...
  15. is the power supply built into the back bit?
  16. Yep, but the flexible stuff used in the radial systems is smooth bore too...
  17. ^ wot they all said. Hi from Ards...
  18. Anything will do, it's going into a thermopocket and there are no response or max temp considerations.
  19. what 18mm system is it? 16mm is more common...
  20. the end-point is adjustable, to set what depth the nail head stops at, but the power (the dose of gas) is fixed on the 350, not sure about the latest one.
  21. Our screed installers had a fancy foam strip with a self-adhesive foot, easy to notch over pipes etc.
  22. I've used some of their products and they're good.
  23. Was this particular AroTHERM split or monobloc? Anything with an indoor Hydrobox is going to take more space, and some units may be less reliant on a buffer tank, depending on your particular system design, temperatures, and volume.
  24. I'd close the cavity with PIR/ compacfoam then use straightish brackets onto the edge of the inner leaf.
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