TonyT

Or tape up/ wrap up as I think it’s a better finish /less likely to damage plaster if the window boards are in prior to plastering

https://www.bes.co.uk/copper-monobloc-tap-tails-m10-x-15mm-19800/ copper tails- still available

The room looks lovely, it would bother me initially then I would forget about it as not important in the grand scheme of things but endeavour to make sure I didn’t do it again!

Plus it’s a known product for builders to fit. not many trades doing CPD no taping of joints required which the builder will unlikely carry out to a good standard.

Put a safe plate over any studs you drill! https://www.screwfix.com/p/sabrefix-protecta-safe-plate-galvanised-90mm-x-45mm-20-pack/30038?tc=MC3&ds_kid=92700058021678484&ds_rl=1249407&ds_rl=1241687&ds_rl=1245250&ds_rl=1245250&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIrdbDl6fO7wIVibbtCh3_kgr3EAQYASABEgKmhvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

The sink is squint? the sink isn’t centred on the tile? the plumber didn’t remove the packaging from site? There isn’t any roses covering the hole coming through the wall? There is no local isolation under the sink? The sink hasn’t been sealed to the wall? ?

No worries only trying to help i think you have a strong case

Section 10 seems worth a look again

Totally agree- minimising grief, good design

Glad to hear you are busy.?

Best to discuss this with the insurance company...better to discuss now rather than argue later

https://mcalpineplumbing.com/plastic-chrome-fittings/flexible-fittings-non-return-valves/z28m-nrvs-solvent-weld-line-non-return-valve

I have 200mm pir and suspended floor. staggered layers sealed per layer. in between joists

Try harder he’s a prick

Kill the Ivy

I think you would be best giving a specification of what you want to installers to ensure you get what you want. that way you can compare quotes. DHW under 50 deg is fine for me!

Isn’t one of the tick boxes -do you own the property? so I think it would be an avenue to explore with planning

Plenty of connectors that push on to the correct diameter cable so no need for a crimping tool if you aren’t doing loads

Ok, but surely planning are concerned about if you own the property when an application is made ? Not so if 8” is on your land so the application is based on a lie?

Amalgamating tape is good for outside connections to wrap around once complete

If you look at the first picture, the gable is split in 2, one half brick one half render, with an extension spanning on the right hand side encroaching onto the left property

Can you not speak to the planning /building control dept at the council??

I’m a Schneider man myself for the BMS

Not coax. Sat cable. It’s a better cable and less ‘lossy’ from a signal point of view I.e CT100

https://condensatepro.co.uk/drift-kit/