Recent content by robbieduncan

We essentially have this sort of system. Two manifolds (one downstairs, one upstairs) splitting the house into 12 zones. No underfloor heating: all radiators so the different temperature aspect doesn't come into it. Heatmiser networked stats in each room, two Heatmiser wiring centres and a...

May or may not be accurate (the company selling the units on must be making a profit) http://www.topclasscarpentry.com/kitchen/0/

E61 5-series goes over them without any bump if you aim well

This is the page for the program where I live: http://www.lewisham.gov.uk/myservices/transport/roads-and-pavements/Pages/street-light-renewal.aspx Benefits mentioned are colour, remote controls and automatic notification of faults. Reduced power consumption is not noted (but may be a pleasant...

Might cost you a bit more but a specialist will be able to do it easily. We've had a reclaimed fire fitted and an existing one removed, renovated and put back by Wards (http://www.wardantiquefireplaces.co.uk/). They had parts in stock to replace the missing parts on the existing one...

Stored at 60C and distributed at at least 50C. So mixers on the taps... http://www.hse.gov.uk/healthservices/legionella.htm

I don't think so. SDT is payable on the market value of the property regardless of whether it's gifted etc. Edit: seems I am wrong: Property given as a gift If the property is received as a gift there's no SDLT to pay, so long as there's no outstanding mortgage on it. But if the person...

http://www.lightrabbit.co.uk/new-8-6-watt-e14-g60-led-bulb-80w-equivalent.html 650lm

Would you then be liable for £70,000 stamp duty?

I've got COB bulbs from LightRabbit in a couple of rooms. No issues at all and very bright.

If you want good WiFi run ethernet and put a second wifi access point down there.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-25032380 ?