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Wall tiles can be slippy, so if you are not planning on standing on the platform you can use them.

Or use the correct item: https://www.screwfix.com/p/tesla-brass-compression-adapting-flexible-tap-connectors-15mm-x-1-2-2-pack/2665R?tc=DA1&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwzva1BhD3ARIsADQuPnWkYLbNL81y4PUXTiYhzczRupYTY_ScYuFrC5vVVUky-yHuLHpmUdsaAsrPEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

You could just insulate under the walkway and next to it, alternative would be to lift the boards put some extra timbers on top of the existing joist, sister that with some off cuts from you flooring or just some ply and put back. I agree I think you be fine. post some picture of your project...

The problem you have is that the filled area takes a lot more paint. I would guess the walls had been painted with vinyl before. So you have very low suction on the Vinyl against very high suction on the mist coat. I guess if you are talking on site you are talking freshly plastered walls with...

Spot priming might leave you with a similar problem, but this time the gardz area will be flatter. Paint the whole wall with gardz or any other good primer.

Hi, I'm not an electrician but I assume if cables are run through a loft with insulation they will be run in conduit. You can alternatively run bigger cable or downgrade the breaker. Assuming you joists are about 400 centers you should be fine with a span of 2-3m but I would avoid the 4m span...

Hi, the wires should not be covered with the insulation, you could put them in conduit, you can probably buy the one you can twiddle around the cable. Second issue you have is that the 2x6 is probably only to support the ceiling. What is the biggest span for the 2x6 you have?

I would just clean it with a bleach and water mix and put the cabinet back.

Hello everybody. I'm planning in running some 15mm copper pipe in a service void created by 25mm battens. How can I clip the pipes, I believe a standard clip is a little over 25mm. Thank you.

The Tado system will work perfectly in your case it will also control the boiler, you can wire the control unit to your ups, but overall it costs a lot of money. I had my Danfoss now for about 10 years and it has never let me down, it did cost a lot of money but I saved this back over the year...

Thanks for that Rob, if you would be near me I would give you the job :)

Thanks for that Rob and if they can only lay a 25mm would that mean best to go with 20mm MPDE? Cheers.

Hi, 40psi static pressure. 25psi dynamic. I got somebody coming round tomorrow to look at putting a new main in at the same time the shed gets connected. But I don't think they will connect a 32mm. Thanks

Pressure gauge is ordered. I'll report back tomorrow. Thank you.

I have a Danfoss Link System, it is discontinued but every radiator is his own zone and every radiator can fire the boiler up. Tado does a similar system, might worth looking at.

Hi Rob, if it helps i did connect a 40m run of the 25mm pipe direct to the outside tap (before softener) to check if the flow is good, I managed to fill a 12l water bucket in 50 seconds, so I do have about 15l/minute. I also think that the shared main will not last for ever, the house is from...

Sorry all, I didn't get any notification on answers. I think I do understand The cable to the shed is 25mm the cable to the immersion only needs to be 4mm, so it was cheaper buying 2 x 3 core instead of the 5 core. Yes grid connected No problem, will do, I assume the electrician knows...

Good afternoon all, I building a posh garnen room with bathroom in the back of my garden, 40m from the house. The house is on a shared water main galvanized pipe and from there it goes through a softener all basically 15mm copper pipes. I was planning to connect the garden room after the...

Fair point, probably easier to chuck a separate cable in the trench.

L,N,E, 1 Core to feed back to the house immersion.