Adrian Walker
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Was it https://embercombe.org/the-spirit-of-the-eco-build/ (http://thepoosh.org/)
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I had an Osbourne computer, it was good but I'm sure the next model would have been a lot better! lol
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Don’t pay your trades up till they have finished
Adrian Walker replied to nod's topic in Floor Tiles & Tiling
It's more important to have a contract (in writing) before you start. -
The golden rule when buying anything is that you shouldn't buy solely on price.There are many other factors to consider. See the people, references and other projects, etc
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any ipad users here? I need some urgent help with email
Adrian Walker replied to ProDave's topic in Boffin's Corner
Great The solution is not to use Apple Mail (that come with iPad), but to use the Gmail App. -
any ipad users here? I need some urgent help with email
Adrian Walker replied to ProDave's topic in Boffin's Corner
Are you using Apple Mail on the iPad? -
MVHR is Largely Bogus
Adrian Walker replied to DavidHughes's topic in Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR)
What are your air tightness figures? I'm guessing well over 1 (ACH50). Just re-read your post and it say "...professionally designed and supplied MVHR system...". It couldn't have been professionally designed without any air tightness figures IMHO -
Decent MVHR install video
Adrian Walker replied to JFDIY's topic in Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR)
Interesting video, but what awful guttering -
That doesn't look like right to me either...and they don't look evenly spaced.
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Any mistake is not having a Mac - IMHO
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@KTCastle Welcome to Build Hub.
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Help!! Any Solicitors in the house?
Adrian Walker replied to Mulberry View's topic in General Self Build & DIY Discussion
If you dont't have a PPA (pre-planning application) that cover the subdivided plot, I would say (IMHO) it's going to take much longer -
Choosing a consumer unit
Adrian Walker replied to ToughButterCup's topic in Consumer Units, RCDs, MCBOs
You need to know how many channels or circuits you are going to need, with a few extra for expansion later. You will have be allocated a 60 to 100 amp (max) supply. You might have be asked or told when you placed your order. Here is a Hager Consumer Unit, but other brands are available . -
Cable: for Connecting a transformer to an LED strip
Adrian Walker replied to ToughButterCup's topic in Lighting
It's highly unlikely that the rectification is done in the LED strip. Post a photo of 6'/150mm of your strip -
Cable: for Connecting a transformer to an LED strip
Adrian Walker replied to ToughButterCup's topic in Lighting
LEDs need DC not AC and hence the "transformer" need to both drop the voltage and convert to DC. In cheap transformers this might just be a bridge rectifier (simple AC:DC convertor) LED strips normally have a visible + or - sign BTW The word "transformer" is normally used as a term for voltage changes in the AC domain only. -
Which direction is South?
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When are you installing the windows and doors to make it weather tight?
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Urgent MVHR help needed
Adrian Walker replied to vivienz's topic in Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR)
You sound frustrated. Fingers cross -
Ground floor for bungalow: joists better than a slab?
Adrian Walker replied to Dreadnaught's topic in Timber Frame
FYI Attached is the price list from ABC Anchors 143-SCREW PILE PRICELIST Apr2017 (2).pdf -
Ground floor for bungalow: joists better than a slab?
Adrian Walker replied to Dreadnaught's topic in Timber Frame
Piles are normally used to go down, often a long way, to a solid bedrock. Screw piles do not go the the bedrock but are held in place by the large surface area acting on the underground material. As piles are installed the torque is measured to determine the depth that is required. -
@Tom's Barn Have you started with the ISOTEX yet. I'm very interested.
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Urgent MVHR help needed
Adrian Walker replied to vivienz's topic in Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery (MVHR)
@vivienz Hope you're all sorted now. -
embed an LED profile channel - https://taylorlighting.co.uk/led-aluminium-profile/recessed-profiles.html
