TonyT

Cordless anything makes life easier.

Typed 10-8mm push fit reducer into Google and a few pop up

Well it’s meant to be adequately supported it’s entire length, so if it was in a duct it would supported, if it’s laying on the floor it’s the same but the reg warriors would say it’s needs clipped every xxx cm. I wouldn’t worry about it

150mm min I would say, 200 ideal

Built up the underside of they it’s with timber, will give the deco panel something to fix to, do the same behind the kick plate muse the feet to level off first then apply timber infill

Use resin and rod

Oh and use 50mm pipe

Clean the. Bottom of the shower tray Get tile adhesive, rub the bottom of the shower tray with it to make sure it’s all covered almost like painting it in, put it on the floor with a notched trowel

Use structural silicone 😁

Leave to dry and sit them on breeze block at either end to check the defelction

Isn’t that a coach screw? Makes sense now

How’s that going to work? a coach bolt has a thread for a nut ? not really an expense when you consider what would happen if it fell off, damaged the radiator/floor/leaked/ needed a call out.. I’ve used these for 30 plus years and find them great, only literally with the setting tool! Kit in Aldi/Lidl for the tool and a selection of toggles

Get the thermal camera/ir thermometer and mark between the UFH and fix it down.

Get a flat steel plate made to span a good length of the joist and it will let you make the cut out

Or buy some 6mm screwed rod and resin it in.

4mm2 would do the job!

Don’t think you need f gas certification for cars,

600 watts. I based that on my faac741 operator at 500 watts and 100 watts of lighting/ anti con heaters/ intercom 200metres 3 core swa 4mm2 gives under 3% volt drop

Get it tested if it’s stressing you, hopefully it will be fine. it will give you peace of mind and any trades working in the house

Hi Crofter, do you mind sharing the training provider details? cheers

A sample tested gives good peace of mind

Seal the edges of the ply around the perimeter of the wall before plaster boarding and stagger the plasterboard joins over the plywood joins.

Best invite a structural engineer around!

In charge my storage heaters on the same tariff, win win

Aren’t these reportable to HSE via RIDDOR?