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Just y off an existing branch

Id say marketing gimmick used for the bling elements.

This is why when I plumbed it into AI it was basically saying 3g will never pay. Excluding any comfort factor 3g may afford over 2g. How much are the units are they roughly 50% more expensive as half armchair glass again? The u value difference between 1g and 2g was alot bigger than 2g vs 3g

I had a guy come out and commission mine 2 years later as wasn't happy with my job never used anonometer. The guy was reccomended by firm who supplied the gear. Complete chancer. Used a hot wire tester or whatever it is with no hood. The cert he issued me balanced up the sums but was missing a room supply terminal. When I told him this he just added that into the figures and then it didn't balance. He had just made up the numbers I think. Needless to say he wasn't paid.

Whats the average lifespan of 3g units?

Just a printed spreadsheets with flow rates that tally up. Maybe a word document stating you've commissioned it as per manufacturer's instruction. Job done. Did you use an anonometer?

You will find span tables online for joists if needed.

Reason I ask about ufh manifold is because gf cloaks is a bit long. If I squeeze the length 3 or 400mm I could gain a good central cupboard accessed off halfway behind shower. Basically ensuite and gf cloaks is carbon copy then can just order 2 of everything.

Would uvc actually be better in ac or plant room? Guessing plant room but not much else to do with that space. Getting ahead of myself not but ufh manifold better in plant room?

B1 feels a bit boxed in there

Yeh blue area probably absorbed into robes so not an issue. Or I could pinch 600 odd mm of bed 2, split in in half and have half robes for b2 and half for b3. Evens out the bedroom sizes then. Ensuite door not great but keep in mind could be 686mm if swinging. There is 800mm between that bed and wall. Tbf pocket door prob a better option as I never shut any door when i shower or use the bathroom anyway. Door would just be in the way when open

Here its just gf cloaks unless things have changed. Yeh I would deffo have a glazed door there at end of hall, possibly a pair as I like the thought of keeping understairs open for spacious feel. Nice view from front door to garden then.

Working with an existing footprint so want to keep the same size. 7.25 deep x 10.25 wide after dry lining internally. Want to keep front elevation symmetrical although not particularly fussed on elevation till I get floor plan sorted. Keeping option of 2nd floor open although highly unlikely will be used. Kitchen diner 3.2m x 8.4m Utility 3.2 x 1.8 Lounge 4.5 x 3.9 Office 3.5 x 2.8 B1 4.5 x 3.6 B2 3.6 x 3.5 B3 3.6 x 3.2 B4 2.4 x 2.5 Rear is south, probably have big central doors in middle of that kitchen diner. Utility / plant room on opposite side of kitchen not ideal but dont actually go in there that much in current house for cooking related tasks. More to put washing on or get dog lead etc. Would likely jack and Jill downstairs cloakroom and put a shower in then would likely use b4 as study and gf study as b4. Handy for elderly relatives and keep guests out the way. Maybe need a pocket door? I'm pretty pleased with it at end of the day I think there's only so much you can do with a 1600 odd sq ft box. Had planned to show robes in planning drawings for vat reclaim. Will likely exclude gf shower so planners don't think I'm going for 5 bed. Any other planning tips that you should show in drawings so can claim back?

How dry and light were the battens? Wetter the better when it comes to not splitting timber. Usually when I've had a pack of battens delivered they are heavy and soaked. Were probably still a tree the week before.

So much of the case for buying all these expensive batteries has always seemed based on gimmicky tariffs to me.