TonyT

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I wouldn’t put lining paper up on newly plastered wall, mist coat then normal paint.

As long as you can prove competency in a building control world that’s all that matters. so a time served electrician with jib-sjib card submitted with certificates should work. they cannot advise that I scheme is to be used.

Where was that college? I remember jewel & esk on a building but cannot remember what area in Edinburgh

Wouldn’t it be best to speak to the manufacturers and ask their guidance on suitable products?

You won’t get 2x 25mm tails in each pole of a 100A main switch

Not designed for fitting in consumer units. take the tails that come out of the meter and fit a pair of Henley blocks. 1 set of tails to the consumer unit int the house. 1 set of tails to a kmf switch fuse to feed garage consumer unit. nice and easy

You don’t have to do anything. It’s been fitted since 2012! hopefully you will be getting fit payments so read the meter every quarter is about all you have to do! unless you want to use the excess and heat the hot water in your tank via the immersion so you will need an inverter and some extra cabling… I think I get nearly 60p for a unit of generated electricity, so all good, no immersion for me so nice and easy.

And then let it dry out for months….

It’s a silly idea. Henley blocks are not designed for this.

Mmm. How will the dpm tie into the wall?

I think it’s a poor taste thread, does you opinion of one person in one job sour everyone that does the same job?

Won’t the building controls drawings advise what you need to achieve as a minimum? I had to put 200mm pir in the walls and floor

None, foam up way down the hole, let it set and then pour runny sand/cement screed down the hole.

I upgrade external hinges/ locks with longer screws and ensure frames are secure from kicking in doors. Fit pir lights to illuminate areas, also helps when scanning cctv at multiple speed as you see light activation and stop. have dusk/dawn lights at from door. keep ladders/garden tools locked up and out of site. I have a couple of cameras covering the drive and front door, just to see if any issues arise helpful when queries arise regarding deliveries. intruder alarm professional installed, local company with bell boxes on front, side and garage elevation. I hide the remote control when info on holiday so the bast&&ds may steal my tv but I have the remote - yes I know you get all in one remotes but small victories. Small and discrete dog roaming free sign on front gate and rear fence.

Full integration all buttons hidden when door is closed. Semi - portion at the top about 100mm visible, looks daft in my opinion. 450mm dishwashers only fitted one, for my mum and dad, just coped with their requirements. stick with the standard 600mm

2 options full or semi…..

You might want to insulate and clip the pipework a bit before putting the plywood on!

Hi Dave , Have you done a thread on the diverter, interested in your home made version?

I know but, oil filled are a bit safer in a dusty, remodelling environment. I keep one on all the time ticking over on low in our joinery workshop to help keep rust off the machines/ prevent glues and adhesives getting cold etc so

Maybe it’s worth investing in a one or a couple of oil filled heaters. Handy to keep on and not a fire risk with dust etc during renovation. 2.4kW version available from screw fix for about £50.

Stephen P Wales sell meters

Aren’t these free insulation offers means tested?

google the make and model of the boiler. Email the manufacturer. Do something proactive to help your situation

apologies I was looking at this one!!