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Yes but you need to make sure that starting one build doesn't trigger the CIL having to be paid on all the other plots, and you not being able to claim exception for those plots.
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One thing I have come into a bit of issue with a multi plot permission is it was granted as a standard permission, not a phased development. I am going to be re-submitting as a phased development, so that I can build one plot and not be liable at that time for the CIL for all the other plots.
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It's a relief for us as my wife will get something, and we can last out on my 90% wage until June, so we are lucky in that respect. The problem is she is now in position, of does she try and keep her business going online and work really hard at that, or just jack it in wait for the payment and look after the kids home schooling.
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Have I stuffed up my radiator?
Moonshine replied to Moonshine's topic in Central Heating (Radiators)
Thanks, i didn't know that. I drained it last night and put a load of PTFE on the tail thread, and this morning there isn't any puddle under the rad. -
I had old decking that had been treated over and over and got slippy when wet. I pressure washed it back to the wood, then used decking oil. Though it does need to be re application twice a year.
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Have I stuffed up my radiator?
Moonshine replied to Moonshine's topic in Central Heating (Radiators)
Thanks for the replies, good to know it's not on the wrong side. Looks like I will need to drain the rad and put more PTFE on it. @JFDIY I will look at that product in the future. -
Have I stuffed up my radiator?
Moonshine replied to Moonshine's topic in Central Heating (Radiators)
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I have just fitted a new radiator, and put new valves on it. There were two connection pipes from the valve to the radiator, one had a square nut, and the other had a 6 sided nut. Are these supposed to go on a particular way/side? I say this as one end of the radiator is weeping, I have put the square connector on the outlet. But now looking at all the other radiators in the house, the square connector is on the inlet. Have I got them the wrong way round?
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I may want to get some boreholes and ground investigation works done on my site. The site has planning, and pre commencement conditions have not been discharged yet. Would ground investigation works be considered commencement? I will probably clear it with the case officer first but want to see if it's generally a yes or no.
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Something for the weekend sir?
Moonshine replied to BotusBuild's topic in Central Heating (Radiators)
Can you buy the replacement motor (assuming that is faulty) for the head unit? not trying to be a smart arse, just trying to save you the job of having to drain down the system / plumb and wire it in. -
Something for the weekend sir?
Moonshine replied to BotusBuild's topic in Central Heating (Radiators)
surely you can take the head unit off, rather than having to drain down the whole system! -
Something for the weekend sir?
Moonshine replied to BotusBuild's topic in Central Heating (Radiators)
looks like he is doing / has done it all, @BotusBuild FYI you can just change the head unit, or even just the motor -
Slightly off topic but are you putting ferrings in to get the 1:80 fall?
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Isolation - what will you do?
Moonshine replied to Ferdinand's topic in General Self Build & DIY Discussion
I am in a bit of a soft self isolation, basically kids had a short fever at the weekend (all clear now) and they were off school from yesterday (will be for 7 - 14 days). I have been working from home to look after them. If I go full self isolation then that means working from home with kids which is going to be a struggle. My wife is self employed and looks like her business and income is going to stop completely next week! ? I work in a serviced office by myself and walk to work, and have very limited contact with anyone really so I am half thinking of keep going to my office and self isolate there. If you are self employed / sole trader that can't work from home, you are stuffed. -
108cm give and take a bit
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@pocster i hope that door system isn't a stand alone unit, and the security isn't as flimsy as below!
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Stroma EPC / FSAP software questions
Moonshine replied to Ferdinand's topic in Energy Efficient & Sustainable Design Concepts
yes it was with a specific product, i just covered the name of the manufacturer up just in case there was any issue in me posting it up. I think that i need to get a copy of BS 6229 and read the bit about condensation (if i can get a copy of it)- 47 replies
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Stroma EPC / FSAP software questions
Moonshine replied to Ferdinand's topic in Energy Efficient & Sustainable Design Concepts
That is a bit over my head, if its not too much to ask, could you break it down of what the extreme external condition of BS 6229 is, and what the internal humidity class may need to be upped to? this is so i can back to them? btw Its a 5-6 person house. Thanks- 47 replies
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Stroma EPC / FSAP software questions
Moonshine replied to Ferdinand's topic in Energy Efficient & Sustainable Design Concepts
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Stroma EPC / FSAP software questions
Moonshine replied to Ferdinand's topic in Energy Efficient & Sustainable Design Concepts
Cheers, i was thinking something up to 24 kg/m3, so something like 100mm rockwool roll, density 22 kg/m3, which has a thermal conductivity of 0.044 W/mK, i have sent off to a few manufacturers to see what their thoughts are.- 47 replies
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Securing PV panels to shipping container
Moonshine replied to NWGEAR's topic in General Self Build & DIY Discussion
wouldn't this need to puncture the container. How about unistrut bolted to breeze blocks at certain intervals (to make a rectangle frame, then ratchet strap the unistrut to the for corners of the container. Fix panels to strapped down unistrut.
