Oz07

Never had or fitted treated trusses

Who has time for more than 8 hrs on site exc travel. You must literally be sacrificing your life.

How manyb of these work away from home lot do a full shift Friday? Most I worked with come in to clean up. End of.

How big is this place

Sorry I meant European then. Basically anyone working away from home is happy to put in a long shift.

Pcc every time. Never used warranty never had a problem

Anyone who works more than 8 hours in my experience seems to be eastern European. Any bloke worth their salt does 8 hours. I start at half 7 and start packing up at half 3. Sometimes I'm gone by 15.35 other times 16.00 The trade has been decimated by people working away from home happy to plod on 7am till 7pm with no life.

3 or 4 days at 250 then? Tbf your mvhr system and unit cheap at 400 fair play

Did a charity come and do all the labour for you then?

Seems I was right...funny that. I think the main problem getting an unbiased opinion of people who have it is that they've spent so much money on the system, so much time on detailing the airtightness, they won't be honest with themselves about how good it is. As you say location and climate important factors, as is usage of the house. Home all day in winter and large family vs single person or couple household who work full time.

It is the same area that's why there's 5no 20p as opposed to 1no. 5p

Just going to put the spade bits in my drill for the car experiment

Yes I'm bored. Doesn't look as big a difference as you make it sound

Window guy I used to use built his own house. Stuck (litterally) the trickles on till it was signed off then whipped them off.

Tell us again how much you saved....

Good shout although in my old place I couldn't avoid it. Put a massive mirror in taking up the whole wall above the bath. Was good actually. Room felt twice as big. Trim beard over bath easy to clean.

Not being pedantic but wouldn't it depend on glazed area? I always understood airtightness to be the best bang for buck?

Fack me @nod you love to live dangerously don't you

As a developer might be worth checking out PIV @Ferdinand has 1 or 2 in his rentals

I think French doors are more forgiving if your just using 1 door all the time. Its a lot of expense to have opened up a handful of times but all depends how you live. I've always had French doors in my places and I never seem to open the slave door. We sit either inside or outside

? cry to me when you struggle to heat your house.

I've got one myself but I think a lot of buyers can't help bit justify it After spending a few grand! Not all builders are lobbying the govt. Maybe a few big nationals but I bet there are hundreds of regionals. We haven't got the skills to be mass passive builders atm end of.

Maybe. Remind me what % UK contributes to carbon emissions let alone home energy usage

Actually thinking about it didn't our Theresa bring in a cap on energy prices?

I remember Jeremy saying 10 years ago the govt couldn't control energy prices. He might of been right but till you see energy prices double or maybe triple nobody normal is going to prioritise passive