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  1. Alexphd1
    Anybody on here clued up on general set up for selfbuild in Majorca, Spain?
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    I didn't think it was a problem but a friend commented that would look strange...
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    Oven/warming drawer are from one manufacturer. Hob/extractor/fridge from another and dishwasher is different but it's fully integrated so that doesn't really matter.
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    Is it a big no no to use appliances from different manufacturers. We are currently looking at three different brands?
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    excellent review!
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    that previous picture of a deep warning drawer is a extra wide appliance at 30 inches but deep warming drawers at a standard width is so much more useful than the shallow ones. I think this picture is a step to far though.....
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    I would also go for the deep warming drawers over the shallow ones, lot more useful!
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    Still not convinced but don't knock it until you try it so they say! On the other hand if I could get a smaller version of a commercial oven I worked with I would go for that, the power of the fan was awesome but easy to adjust for varies cooking methods.
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    Not much kangaroo jumping about Scotland but plenty of haggis!
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    What are the advantages of the slide and hide doors?? Normally I keep the door closed as much as possible, I don't like heating my kitchen by the oven!
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    sliding door for ensuite?
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    I personally prefer the look of one large over two small doors. Our sectional door opening is 5.1x 2.4h.
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    Hello fellow shire person. You flew through the planning compared to us! As ProDave says, chase on open reach and the water as they have been more difficult than SSE!
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    not sure if i am posting this in the right place, but this could be a saving for some one. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-opened-Greenwood-mvhr-heat-recovery-unit-/292164976011?hash=item440663bd8b:g:4OQAAOSw3h1ZUmaC http://www.supremeuk.com/pdf/mvhr65.pdf
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    That's what we used to join the dpm with big overlaps, I can't see why it wouldn't work with patching .
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    I just visited my lidil to pick up my plunge saw.... decided against it but came away with a panini toaster and a apple turnover (first time). Dam they are good!
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    I still smile to myself that we actually got planning as everybody said no chance. My "kind" neighbour even offered to relieve some of my financial commitment and buy some of the ground since I had no chance in planning.... he and his council mates have been a thorn in my side all through planning since I kindly refused his offer, this makes it even sweeter now!
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    @ProDave what size of heat pump are you looking for?
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    I did have a few cheeky bids in under £400, but that was my limit!
  20. Alexphd1
    thank you for the good replies. I think its a non starter.
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    Oven & warming drawer. 240/208v 60hz
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    What would I need to run a 110v circuit for American appliances?
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    I have just walked around my local lidil 3 times..... until I spotted a promotion poster then I realised I was a day early.....doh
  24. Alexphd1
    Much appreciated for the heads up. I am eyeing up the plunge saw?
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    I do not think I would chance it either unless it was a steal! There is a few good ones just now on ebay.
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