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Hi, don’t think I got an x10 but thought I would mention the error also. What should the user id and code map to? Or do I need to create a second user on the panel?? Thanks

Hi, A few weeks ago I had installed a ComIP on my system using a hard wired connection. Entered in all the details required like UDL and IP address and port. I have the iOS Texecom Keypad app and lets me log in (got the dark blue icon), check the logs, etc. But when i try to use the SmartKey...

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Here is a slight raise (sorry pic didnt upload! will try tomorrow)

Hi using straight edged boards 12.5mm. yes i am staggering the joins too.

Thanks for the reply. I was hoping not to have to take off the insulation! I was hoping there would be some clips that would fit under the flush plasterboard and then over the 'sticking out' plasterboard in order to get them lined up. Will take a look later on.

Hi, I am overboarded the loft rafters and am now in the process of plasterboarding. I am screwing in the plasterboard into the rafter beams through the insulation. My problem is that on some joins, the is a ridge of up to 5mm - seems a bit too much to level off via skimming. Its mainly down to...

There is no cavity, its solid brick. Yes it looks like a steel lintel (was already there). I'll try and get a roofer to take a look...

Hope the pics make sense. The row of soldiers is at the top with lead floor behind it. There is no leak in the ceiling underneath the lead. Looks like some black coating is flaking away from the brickwork on the inside.

Pics from the top...

Pics from the top... Little gulley with lead covering.

Here are the pics from outside the window

Here are the outer pics Brick work pics above problem window

Shows water on the inner window - one is deep on the inside hence why I’m asking if water is coming from the top bricks

Here are some pics taken today...

Will take some pics of the inside when i get home.

Yeah ive checked the window surrounds from the outside and it looks good hence why im thinking the water is penetrating the bricks at the top and seeping in.

Hi I have a leak somewhere in the front top window and I think the source is some flat brickwork. As in attached pictures, there is a row of bricks at the top. Behind this is a slope roof which is properly sealed. There is no leak on the ceiling underneath but only leaks at the top of the...

Yeah I seen that one before, it’s a one way

It’s all white im after but If the unit comes complete, even better.