Recent content by Sunjat

Thank you Blup, will give that a go.

Anyone?

Hello all forum members, I've taken bathroom panel this morning and discovered water stain/patch under short boss connector and the bath waste. I've taken it out in order to try and sit it properly and discovered that inbuilt rubber ring has hardened, so it's leaking water. It's one of those...

I see, thank you very much for your advise Flameport!!! Do you have any relay suggestions, so I know what to look for? Also, is this the only way? The L2 pin on the spare PIR I found is not suitable? Sunjat

You are spot on Secure Spark. I have 2 bathrooms and a cloakroom sharing central vent stack, as they are all on top of each other. Each of the rooms has PIR connected in parallel, to turn on central fan. There’s a single extractor fan in the loft for them all. It produces enough suction to pass...

Hello all, I have 3 PIR sensors in each of the toilets (one toilet per floor) connected in parallel to single extractor fan. The PIR sensors are are LAP AL238, these simply have L/N in and SL/N out. I'm trying to connect a new bathroom 1 mirror, so it automatically turns on with motion in...

Pipes sit about 3-5mm below the top of the joist, I take it that’s low enough, as this is how they were laid originally when house was built. There are no free joist movement, but I do feel small movement when I walk on them, but I’m a big lad (110kg) As for the full picture, please see...

Thank you for your reply. The floorboards were lifted as entire hallway was just squeaking and bouncing up and down (there was loosely fitted piece of ply and floorboards) I bought closely matching size floorboards with intention of putting insulation and fitting those floorboards tight, so the...

Images of my floor joists/notches.

Hello fellow forum users, Quick question for experienced carpenters/builders out there. My floor boards currently meet right in the middle of where joist notching is. What's the best way of fitting the t&g floorboards in my case, so these don't sag and bend the copper pipes then walked on...