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Plenty of plumbing suppliers have the Grant 10kw listed on their sites at about £6k with a cylinder included. Thats what i used to deduct £6k from the total quote i was given. Leaving the £8k for the install.

7 days for the ashp/cylinder install ?

Apologies, i may not have explained myself very well. The £65k is only for the weathertight phase. Thats the bit i am questioning here

Quote is for a Grant Aerona and a 300litre cylinder. Take the cost of the hardware out of the mix ( £6k) and it leave £8k to install it. Into a new build. I am required to prepare the concrete base and deliver electrics and water to within 1 metre of the install location so even less for the installers to do. I am struggling to appreciate the value of the installation task. Help me understand please. keith

Hi Guys Todays question. My TF build company have quoted for a frame erect stage, all good. And then an optional second phase to get it to weathertight. This involves roof tiles (machine made clay Redlands) and windows/external doors(Rationel Alu clad DG). With some level of insulation i think. The quote is £65k My house is 200 sq/m. 1 1/2 storey with 6 dormers and a small velux. In Hertfordshire. Does this sound about right ? Thank in advance as always guys

Yes, replace it.

I wish. Our TF 201 SQ/ M, storey and a half, dormered, quote is £130k

I have had two separate attempts to get a quote this week. On both attempts they have replied that there is some parameter that excludes me. Looks like they are not actually up to speed with their marketing department. And that the RED ashp is not rolling off the line as fast as they might hope.

Do You mean the Octopus Pump? Its the RED ' Renewable Energy Devices' pump. Looks quite good actually

I just read that their 'standard' install is <=7.5kw pump and a 200l tank. Also, don't guarantee one of these RED pumps. I wonder what alternative they might want to specify.

So have i. My house has not started build yet so had to get creative with the answers.

datasheet-v5.pdfdatasheet-v5.pdfCool, something to go on thank you. Let the research begin

Does anyone know any more about this. Is it a badge engineered model that we would know by another name?

I think this wide mortar joint idea needs to be canned. It was presented to me as a way to achieve and 'old' look. Too much potential to go wrong.

Who Knew. Just spent an hour reading about spray on window protection for just this subject. Thanks again forum. Every day is a school day.

No sauce with bacon. Sorry but thats the devils work. If you ever feel the need to embelish a bacon sarnie then a fried egg is the perfect partner.

In my case the TF company will build the frame and make it weathertight which will include the glazing. For the rest of the build the TF company engage a contracts manager( well, i do. Its me that pays for him/her) so i guess i am employing the brickies in effect.

Hi nick, No not yet. If there are companies out there that do both halves of this task then i think they are the guys i want to talk to.

Bacon is generally the solution to every problem i find.

There is quite a lot of plot to hide my body in so i will bear this in mind

Unless i have mis understood the stages of build ( likely) the TF supplier of my potential build will erect the frame and make it weathertight in the following order. First the roof tiles and then the windows. All good so far but this means the external cladding then goes on. So, the brickies are building the walls with the glazing already in place. This sounds like a recipe for disaster. Am i over thinking this?

While checking out the Brink 325 that is advertised on here and now on Ebay i saw this at the bottom of the same page. Complete Horizontal MVHR Heat Recovery Ventilation Kit at £2900 for a 4 bed house sized kit. This does look to be a good price.

The screed companies will install the pipework you mean? My reason for wanting a one stop shop is to remove the potential for A blaming B if an issues arises. A screed company wont do the pressure test and comission the system though. Thats what i mean by a one stop shop.

I would like to get my UFH supplied under a one stop shop basis if at all possble. Is this not how this is done? I guess so as the question appears to cause confusion when i have asked it. A quote i got today totally ignored the screed element even though this was a primary question when i first contacted them. It also makes me nervous when the manifold brand & model is not clearly identified.

Just contacted a couple of companies that look like they do this type of training.