TonyT
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Do a pasma course and use mobile scaffold?
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Suggestions for garage roof material. DIY.
TonyT replied to saveasteading's topic in Roofing, Tiling & Slating
Could you forget about the ply/osb and batten out say 600mm intervals ontop of the truss and then metal sheet that? -
Just get the meter fitted by shell and then move to octopus, that’s exactly what I did
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And who is going to find out? relax, open bottle of wine and forget about it
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How to make good the area behind these radiators?
TonyT replied to vagrantly3893's topic in Plastering & Rendering
Plaster -
No seal at stove pipe to logburner collar
TonyT replied to Hunter7's topic in Stoves, Fires & Fireplaces
Like NICEIC and NHBC and others…. Only interested in taking annual subscriptions, not good to fine members! -
No seal at stove pipe to logburner collar
TonyT replied to Hunter7's topic in Stoves, Fires & Fireplaces
Probably a letter to him advising that you are withholding payment due to poor workmanship, variation from original agreement and damage to property. offer to let him complete works at a future date specified and the works checked by an independent third party this more than anything from stopping him taking you to court ( some/ poor installers have no shame) then when he doesn’t meet these agreed terms find someone reputable to carry our remedial works and issue new certificate -
You could ask anyone to design anything and if the calculations came back as item x complies just, some may decide that’s fine go with that some may decide let’s go next size up. could be the same when sizing cable, a 6mm2 cable might comply ,borderline but leave no wiggle room, customer is paying for it so let’s go with 10mm2 covers the designer leaves a bit of wiggle room for future just incase things change when on site. I think you need to put this behind you and move on, still more challenges coming if you are managing to this detail, or invest the time finding a small builder with good skills and recommendations.
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No seal at stove pipe to logburner collar
TonyT replied to Hunter7's topic in Stoves, Fires & Fireplaces
Have you paid him? -
I’m for using the same materials that were originally used, so lime mortar for me.
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No seal at stove pipe to logburner collar
TonyT replied to Hunter7's topic in Stoves, Fires & Fireplaces
Just like gas and electrical to get a certificate that ‘proves’ it safe. helpful for insurers, reselling etc -
Printing Construction drawings?
TonyT replied to CalvinHobbes's topic in General Self Build & DIY Discussion
A3 drawings for me can the bothered with anything bigger. and I have laminated certain ones and pinned to the walls/ taped to glass for easy reference -
No seal at stove pipe to logburner collar
TonyT replied to Hunter7's topic in Stoves, Fires & Fireplaces
Cause if you aren’t using hetas installer you can go down the self install route and get building control to sign off at appropriate fee. if you have don’t the bulk of the work as you say finishing it off properly shouldn’t be a problem -
Quick question if I can - are optimisers worth it?
TonyT replied to MrTWales's topic in Photovoltaics (PV)
No worries👍 -
Quick question if I can - are optimisers worth it?
TonyT replied to MrTWales's topic in Photovoltaics (PV)
I know I was asking MrT Wales -
Quick question if I can - are optimisers worth it?
TonyT replied to MrTWales's topic in Photovoltaics (PV)
Can the inverter handle the reduced start up voltage if you split the existing circuit into 2? -
Joule Aero not working with diverter
TonyT replied to Judith's topic in Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHP)
More pictures are required the only picture showing the switch looks questionable, and love the grey t&e clips on the flex. Another quality install! -
In the commercial world, we use 1.5mm2 core mains flex, the audio snobs will advise it has to be oxygen free made by leprechaun’s at the end of a rainbow.
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Enclosure or longer piping run for split ASHP system
TonyT replied to Jonshine's topic in Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHP)
I would dig the 15m and have peace of mind and have the unit further from the house -
DCV compression on plastic? I'm not sure...
TonyT replied to Super_Paulie's topic in General Plumbing
Make sure the flooring is able to lift out -
28mm would be the next size up, mine is run in 28mm to supply boiler and range and then drops down to 22mm at each appliance
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So it can modulate down to 1:17 so your only burning what you need so that’s good
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Sorry Meant pipes and cables all really designed to be clipped to a surface/supported at regular intervals depending on the diameter/material in question. all round band is a good choice when a clip isn’t easy to fit
