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Some of the above went over my head but answering what I can. Yes, solid floor behind, but the frame is not sitting on the floor itself as the floor stopped prior to the internal cavity. What is shown is the door on the front brickwork of the cavity The wood packer is sat on the external wall...

Just bumping again - still looking for ammo to get them to fix it...

Not noticeably. They might, but i'll need to check

Anyone?

Thanks - that's pretty much what I thought... It is treated wood (for the record), but nevertheless I totally agree on it's own it's not enough - but at the moment it's my word against theirs. How can I 'prove' I'm right? Is this something that building control would have an issue with, is it...

Just checking you saw the pics above - any thoughts? Thanks :)

See pics below You can just about see under the threshold to the wood underneath

We've had a new Bifold Door installed and looking from outside under the weather step you can see it's basically propped onto wood and very little else there. I'm concerned that with any heavy rainfall / cleaning of the patio that a lot of water is going to run under this and into the wall...

How would I know? The confusing thing is, if there's no reason that it would make a difference (which i agree I can't see any reason why it would), then why would they feel the need to label back/front

It's one of these I'll try return but been hanging around a while so not sure in date

Anyone using Drayton Wiser with 4 Valves / Zones? I have 3 heating zones (one of which is a simple Under Floor Heating setup) and one is hot water I'm assuming I need to run two hubs - is this even possible in one app?

We purchased a double oval radiator a while back and are just getting around to fitting it - we noticed that one of the columns is actually manufactured incorrectly and at a slight wonk, which throws off the look. The rad does have a labelled back and front, but if I was to fit it with the back...

Hi All, We're in the process of an extension right now and are having a brand new sealed system bolier/cylinder/central heating system installed as part of the work I'm looking for a smart thermostat for the system and was leaning towards Tado, but the builder raised the issue that there is no...

Not really. Like getting off the couch, grabbing a screwdriver, unscrewing two screws (potentially in the dark), unpacking the back box, flicking a switch, reversing...

I think some of you are missing the point ;) Let me try explain better... - Problem with wireless lighting (think Philips Hue) is that the switch disables the smart functionality - To combat this I have wired a switch, currently INSIDE my back box of my lightswitch which does the standard...

Yes, but the light bulb still has mains power running to it... If zigbee goes down, no way to turn the light on without an override

I'm looking to get a switch to help me modify a lightswitch to handle smart lightbulbs I already have the 'smart' setup with a momentary switch which controls the smart bulb via zigbee, but I want to have the ability to hard switch the light, should the zigbee or wifi go down. I'm looking to...

They're direct from the manufacturer...https://www.itead.cc The boxes i got from Amazon were no different... chinese writing all over...

@SFK purely cost saving - the POW was about half that price via china. There was minimal cost difference for the standard variant, hence why they came from amazon

Well my 16A one hasn't yet arrived (on it's way from China) but in the meantime I bought a couple of 10A ones from Amazon for other purposes. Attached one to a lamp today, simply pulled off the existing in line switch and whacked this in instead. It's awesome. Dead simple to set up, can control...