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Oh right. Nice one

You mean a service one going to next door? Possibly.... but you're not gonna build that part of the wall on top of just soil are you?

yeah....

the builders dug a decent trench for the dwarf wall (500mm wide x 750mm deep approx) and now filled with concrete leaving about 250mm to the original garden level waiting for the crush n run / membrane etc to be laid. But... this trench is about 750mm short of the house on both sides? Any reason...

See what you're saying but.... where does this 6kW max heating output figure come from? Thanks again!!

Thing is.... I'm not really understanding what the 3.5kW is relevant to? Are you saying that this is totally dependant on the outside temp? Looking at the max heating output of the CS-E12MKW unit from the data sheet it says 6kw? With a COP of just over 4, then I'm ,looking at power consumption...

That big really? They chuck out 8kW heating. Thought 6kW might do? Are these a certifiable installation etc? Will be providing the separate supply from new RCBO which is Part P etc etc

Thinking of going for this type of installation for a proposed 6 x 3.5m conservatory as opposed to UFH/rads. Any thoughts / experience of these? Poss 3.5kW model? http://www.comfortableclimates.co.uk/Panasonic%20Etherea%20Heat%20Pump%20-%20Aircon.html?category_id=94 Thanks

http://www.worcester-bosch.co.uk/homeowner/heat-pumps/air-to-air-heat-pump Thoughts?

Quoted about 16k for it. UFH and extras are, well, extra!

Don't want a ploycarb roof as too noisy when it lashes down? This type of roof and triple glazed glass is the best one for heat loss apparently? Been told we can't extend the central heating system into the conserv as it's against Building regs....

meh... that's from 2002. Shirley they've improved insulation since then?

OK thanks for your info. Hopefully this new mega low U-value triple glazed glass has slightly better insulation than the stuff you got in 2006 Richard. Apparently they've been triple glazing in Scandinavia as the norm for years and having lived in Sweden for a year I never encountered frosty...

Posted in windows section but maybe better answers in here.... I know that in winter they are pretty unusable unless you go overboard on the heating system, but any advice on whether elec UFH (quoted at £1600 for 18m2 of 20mm insulation, 15m2 200w/m2 mat / latex screed) is better than a...

Any help on the heating side of it from any experienced conservatory fitters ? Ta

Wouldn't want it covered during spring / summer months. Maybe an option as a temp measure when it gets baltic. What would you suggest as something fairly cheap but effective or reuseable?

Getting a 6 x 3.5m one built soon with dwarf walls / one end bricked. Been thinking of upgrading to triple glazing (u value =0.7) and Clecius one roof (u value = 1.8 ) at additional cost of about £900. Is this worth it and will it dramatically reduce heat loss cos looking at using this as often...

yeah, as it's a new circuit it requires an Electrical Installation Certificate & testing / certifying / LABC notification under Part P.

If they've spurred the conservatory off the existing ring but protected it all with a 13A fused spur first, then it's fine as this 13A fuse prevents the cables being overloaded. If the original circuit is a radial, same thing goes as it should be protected at the CU by a 20A device anyway, as...

Alright Pete - See previous post / reply: I assume your gonna be fitting a new consumer unit too? The job's notifiable to the LABC under Part P, and requires the relevant BS7671 testing & certification (You know the ones: R1+R2, Zs, IR, RCD tripping etc) Best get a spark in?