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The eves of our loft are already insulated to about 300mm, the middle bit that is boarded and used for storage etc is boards screwed to the rafters ,so only 100mm if any at all. I've been researching (sorry) my current plan is Vcl Insulation up to 300mm Loft legs and reboard The plan is lift...

We had a kitchen extension added to the house 2ish years ago, as we had electric underfloor heating before we asked for this, currently no idea what the spec is as I can't find the paperwork but it's not upto Heating the area. The kitchen is 6x4 mtrs with a vaulted ceiling of approx 2.75mtrs...

Yes and still is

The pics above, 2nd pic is the otherside/new loft 1st pic As far as I can understand the orange bit can be removed as it was just holding up the tiles which are no longer there and the perlin is there to support the rafters, which would mean the dwarf/supporting wall could go too Should I up my...

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Pics to follow We had a extension, which included a new loft butting up to the old loft, currently there is no access between them as there is a purlin, membrane and rafters in the way, the tiles have been removed Correct me if I'm wrong, the wife would, the rafters are only there to support...

Why? Whats up with that?

We appear to have heating, i'm assuming that the blue and brown went to the old wall stat, has not been in use since this boiler was fitted about 4yrs ago Not even on the wall, very strange Not as if I had better things to do Thanks for the advice nwgs

Just removed them and replaced them with a loop, the display showed rad temp and said central heating. Just switched it back on and will test and get back to you

This is where it normall fits, just pulled it out for access

Currently this is what I have. The two black wires are twisted

When i reset and hold i get -------------------

Yes we have switched live and hot water, just rang ideal and they said change the pcb

Whats a s/l? Have power up to the pcb, when I switch off or do a reset it goes through the fan purge etc The pictured part on the pcb is quite warm