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I continued … and now finished. It was quite difficult, I had to continue into 5 rooms in total. There is a slight 1 lift near one step as there’s steel underneath.

Hello I am currently laying down my T&G chipboard flooring. Just wanted to know how I would go about continue the flooring into the next room… see plan below… I have to do all rooms. Once I reach door of one room, do I continue the tongue groove into the next room ? Or just start again in next...

Ah well, any suggestions?

Yes that makes sense. But do I have to get the cupboard fitted for their eyes, I don’t want to rush it … I would rather get the cupboards when everything is finished

good option, but wont work, need a wide cupboard. after googling, opening the door fixes this? or ? https://www.blauberg.co.uk/en/blaub...ventilator-smart-wifi-control-terracotta-vent

both not possible. this should work right: https://www.blauberg.co.uk/en/blauberg-mini-air-decentralised-heat-recovery-unit-single-wall-mounted-d-mvhr-ventilator-smart-wifi-control-terracotta-vent

Hello I am currently finishing off my loft conversion and found that one of my rooms fails the minimum required ventilation according to building regs. https://www.planningportal.co.uk/info/200130/common_projects/17/extensions/7 Purge - this is achieved by opening the window. The opening...

hi thanks like this: I will use a IP rated zone 1 extractor instead of inline. Then connect the other end to the roof vent

I have like half a meter…

yep, I just been up and realised. I will just get a zone 1 fan connected to 100mm duct to a pantile roof vent (I have install at the front of the house for ventilation). this vent has a 100mm port for mechanical ventilation.

my first initial post above states it’s a bathroom in my loft conversion, so the mentioning of an extractor can only relate to that. I wanted to go through the ridge but not correct as I can’t plant the remote in-line fan on top of the ceiling of a room. The bathroom is in between to rooms

hi Yes it is. It’s my bathroom up in my loft conversion. It will be situated above the bathtub. On the UK regs, it says that vent fans must be 2.10m from floor standing . So I didn’t know I was allowed to put it lower towards the end side of the bath tub as that side is sloppier than the top...

thought the vents not allowed to be lower than 2m. But I guess that’s for non in-line fan…

thought the higher it is, the better?

wont work I’m afraid . Rectangular ducting is too wide to fit the space between the rafters…

Like this , see pic attached. Just 1.5m down to an remote in-line fan

Hi No, just 1.5m down the slope. I was going to put a roof pantile vent but the thickness of the this tile vent is too big in depth so won’t work.

Hello My bathroom in my loft conversion needs an extractor fan. I will be using a remote inline fan. See below. the red dot would be where the ventilation grill is. the red line is the 100mm ducting. However, this can only go between the rafters where the PIR insulation board will be fit...

so from looking at the pic above, do I cut a 100mm tunnel into the back of the insulated board, and use insulated ducting? or normal ducting?