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7 hours ago, LnP said:

The drawings are impressive, but how well do they match the reality of the installation? Were you able to follow the routes shown in the drawings?

The key word is “reality”. 
 

These drawings are single discipline, unless you have provided a ‘line out’ of your other large bore services such as soil and waste pipework etc, so that is always the crux.

 

Current project, CVC supporting and myself installing (and adapting the design to suit) on the fly:

 

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I changed a few bits around, and did my own thing with the manifolds to make it more sympathetic. 
 

Actual install when it was WIP:

 

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As you can see, I abandoned the square box manifolds as I had other services in some of the posi joist voids which took up too much space; these needed to take priority so needs must.

 

It gets very busy very quickly, but this is a sizeable home (~400m2) and I had to get a lot of ‘stuff’ squeezed in.

 

The MVHR install is considerable, but I have installed it all with ZERO impact on GIA; no boxing in etc, and CVC providing solutions to achieve this wherever I needed to reach out. 
 

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It would 100% been a complete PITA to have to do this from scratch with no initial design, and I have a long history of such installations and am very capable, so any novice or DIY self-builder should defo reach out for support and CVC will do their best (based on the information you give them ;) ). 

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Posted
2 hours ago, Nickfromwales said:

The key word is “reality”. 
 

These drawings are single discipline, unless you have provided a ‘line out’ of your other large bore services such as soil and waste pipework etc, so that is always the crux.

 

Current project, CVC supporting and myself installing (and adapting the design to suit) on the fly:

 

 image.jpeg.a399f79819999fb57dbdc7d3840ca248.jpegimage.thumb.jpeg.0596c244f7f020dde9b17c0b0e7b0086.jpegimage.thumb.jpeg.6e9016c0d0bf1b207279f1a0f35b7f77.jpeg

 

I changed a few bits around, and did my own thing with the manifolds to make it more sympathetic. 
 

Actual install when it was WIP:

 

image.thumb.jpeg.66938b405bad29c25134e19f222c62cc.jpeg


image.thumb.jpeg.e68872dcdd9fa80a90e4e86d5b3313d4.jpeg
 

image.thumb.jpeg.15505bfb5ad1b6729d2c07095a6a6f6e.jpeg

 

As you can see, I abandoned the square box manifolds as I had other services in some of the posi joist voids which took up too much space; these needed to take priority so needs must.

 

It gets very busy very quickly, but this is a sizeable home (~400m2) and I had to get a lot of ‘stuff’ squeezed in.

 

The MVHR install is considerable, but I have installed it all with ZERO impact on GIA; no boxing in etc, and CVC providing solutions to achieve this wherever I needed to reach out. 
 

image.thumb.jpeg.e8f329ecfdd3af876eae6fc70138e886.jpegimage.thumb.jpeg.d5a6807394e51c32412c193a1e944c3d.jpegimage.thumb.jpeg.a855701f072ce972d118be70b5ce6cbc.jpegimage.thumb.jpeg.657be585f790565582e94bef4686d324.jpegimage.thumb.jpeg.16a07fa98a770e6fca6e3593834fca1e.jpeg

 

It would 100% been a complete PITA to have to do this from scratch with no initial design, and I have a long history of such installations and am very capable, so any novice or DIY self-builder should defo reach out for support and CVC will do their best (based on the information you give them ;) ). 

Why is all the soil pipework UG? Suppose it doesn't matter anyway

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