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Craig, We did not provide invoices for, nor make any claim for our plastering in our house... Yes it was plastered.... VAT man didn't ask any questions at...
Just a reminder on how to join to join the UK_Selfbuild group - been asked to re-post this for people who wish to send to colleagues etc. The UK_Selfbuild...
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Thanks to all those who replied to my query about Hansgrohe products. Regards Tracey...
Hi there, Sort of related to a previous post regarding my slightly Rattling Floor, part of the problem is that the 18mm OSB sub-deck is not flat. There are a...
... After reading concerns about pressure drop and flow with mains-pressure DHW I asked my water utility to install a 22mm. meter instead of a 15mm. meter. The...
Hi Pete, sorry, no didn't happen. Funny, I was only thinking on Saturday that I need to get back on this. A number of things have conspired to ensure i've not...
much depends on the pressure the water arrives at the meter at, of course - wonder what typical pressures are ... somewhere in the range 1 to 10 bar, typically...
Chris, I didn't see anyone else mention this in the 60 odd posts since last Thursday. So here is my answer ;-) We used polyplumb pipe, manifolds and some...
We have 3.6 bar here Tracey much depends on the pressure the water arrives at the meter at, of course - wonder what typical pressures are ... somewhere in the...
I'd always been very suspicious that Hep2O & PolyPlumb were actually the same product with different labels. Reinforcing that was the knowledge that both...
brilliant, thanks ... gives a good feel for things & how they can be mixed ! this business of plastic going brittle seems to be very hit & miss ... IIUC, it's...
Our meter is also 15mm & feeds the house through a hundred metres of 32mm MDPE. I also laid a second line just in case pressure drop demanded an even lower...
hi all, I'd never heard of such a cable until I read about it here => http://www.cytech-technology.com/temp/techinfo/RSECheshireCaseStudy.pdf Anyone using this...
Hi Chris, We get a fairly consistent pressure of just over 4 bar, peaks at 5 bar occasionally.... I live in a rural area and from what I remember we have...
when I asked about Cat-8 over on ukha, a while back, the clear response was that it was nonsense - but they're quite a conservative bunch !! It should give...
will have to check ours - hadn't thought of it being as small as 15mm, which it probably is ... 15mm has half the area of 22, so flow speed would have to speed...
Hi all, nothing to do with building, but your a wise bunch so someone is bound to know the answer ;-) When baggage (bags, rucksacks, etc) quote their sizes...
The rucksack people probably quote how much liquid the thing would hold (if it were waterproof) before it overflows. Not really helpful when it comes to...
... Maybe it is, if I use their measurement method ;-p This email (including any attachments) may contain confidential and/or privileged information or...
thanks Eric, the car engine bit was a little tongue in cheek ;-p btw, I have learned that the standard method of measuring a car luggage area is using the...
Mmmm, so I should google for a conversion factor between litres, and, er, um, litres? Can't say I've heard of that before ;-) Mind you, it sounds like the...
I realised that - but thought I'd forestall anyone asking "why didn't my new 2 litre engine fit in my mates 200 litre estate car when we went to collect it ?" ...
yep, when we uncovered ours I was surprised how small a diameter the main was - black, cast iron, might even have been less than 3" ... wish I'd measured it,...
... mechanical or electrical read-out - mechanical combined pressure-gauge & pressure-relief valves (Comap) are about £20 at Screwfix, but it would be good to...
A 4 litre bottle of oil is 4l oil + bottle. Try taking the lid off the bottle and just pouring the oil straight into your rucksack ... no, that would be silly...
Thanks Nick, I shall follow instructions precisely. If/when I can't fit all 9litres in, what should I then do ? Something tells me they might not take it back...
