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It wasn't a 150, so maybe it was a 225 in that case.

It was around 200mm.

It was only in the past 10 years or so that the water boards adopted public sewers, so if the house was extended well before that time, then a build over agreement with Thames wouldn't have been necessary as they'd have not been the owner. If the house ticks all of the right boxes, it wouldn't...

Get some Everflex700T

If you sand now you'll just move the skin of paint, it won't have cured and won't have done for a while. Leave it, let it dry, don't worry about it. Exactly which paint is it? I'd like to check the datasheet as for years paints been low VOC.

You did edit, you removed the rest of what I said, rather than quote the whole thing.....you lied.

Then go to the cafe for the rest of the day.

I've seen those quotes for a £500 heat only boiler to be fitted as a direct replacement, everything in place and ready. It's well known they bang a few grand on for a days work.

Amazing isn't it, couple of thousand pounds for a day's work.....they know how to charge.

You want low modulus frame sealant.

No need to apologise, but I didn't, hence me quoting the entirety of what I said, not just your selected reading ability. Also, no need to lie and edit posts is there, come on.

Well I did.

I didn't say it couldn't happen, what I said was, that is is unlikely to happen without intervention of safety devices, hence the UV cylinder isn't inherently dangerous, much like a gas boiler, but tamper with it and it may well become unsafe, with consequences.

Of course, you can have what finish you like. Just give it another rub down before the final coat.

You need multiple failures, so if your immersion ran over, the temp+pressure relief valve would vent the tank. Usually when one blows up, it's because someone has willingly bypassed one or more safety features. On another note, some new builds have these as standard, but there are new rules on...

There's more than just the safety devices being capped there.....wouldn't happen in a domestic setting, as you'd have to bypass all cylinder safety and also have a boiler which heats water past boiling point, which they don't.

I have had an unvented for 11 years, would 100% have one again if I moved and the new house didn't have one.

How many people die from not wearing a selt belt? Just making the OP aware of the risks.

https://www.hse.gov.uk/legionnaires/what-is.htm#:~:text=The%20bacterium%20Legionella%20pneumophila%20and,water%20systems%20and%20spa%20pools.

It's very likely, it's exactly how it works.