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Went on a two day training course :LOL:

I'd say go for the Vaillant Unistor

Its a bit of a cliche but for some cold clean water is a luxury. Either way she pays for it so thats up to her. with 300L wouldnt you mix that with atleast 100L of cold? Agile are you still a big fan of the Santons or have you moved on to Joule like Dan? Are Joule UK made? if it was your home...

Oh I did forget she has a rain shower but probably doesnt use it at full pelt. Thats a serious amount of water. I have 20 min showers to but my flow rate from current house im in is is very poor its a gravity fed system. Awful flow thinks its no more than 2or 3 litres per min

Whats it with obsessing over a 15-20 min shower Hot water is quite soothing I dont feel like getting out of the shower. I thought 15-20 mins was the average time. Anyway back to topic, since you have a Vaillant boiler why not a Unistor you get the best controls and its a quality cylinder.

Is the quality as good as Oso, unistor or vitodens?

I thought Dan used to recommend Oso. Joule are cheap never heard of them before. Good value for money?

What about vaillant unistor?

Is this an American forum? No sense of humour

If it's a baby mouse fish

The mouse could if it had its own snorkelling kit with an oxygen pack and flippers. It could be a Mouse Fish swimming up the 22mm feed pipe? its possible Or a mouse with gills?

Cost of wall was approx £4000

Yes thats a house above and the neighbour insisted on a retaining wall which I was planning to build. The steel was added later I think. He has had a specialist subsidence contractor out who have had a look the back filling was more an issue it's a bit loosely filled they said actual wall is fine

I'm not sure to be honest if it is tied in I left that to the builders they were very competent. There's no party wall agreement as the wall is within the parameters of my property. Building regs did check the work upon request.

The wall is reinforced with concrete with a steel/iron mesh.

You need something like this

Yes I can see one particular slate where the bigger headlamp has been lost. This has been done on counterbattons and on osb board. That's the Base. I've also used permavent easy slate strips. The ubiflex has been flashed vertically under slate and the ubiflex is itself overlapped. That is the...

It's very disheartening few times I've felt like giving up have already spent £2500 rectifying other leaks was supposed to move in last year. The rear corners what you see those are just overlaps of ubiflex it's all overlapped. I will start from the bottom and use a hose to spray it down. Thanks...

The material used is ubiflex and is a lead substitute is supposed to be one of the best. The material is dresses under the slates. Sealed with ubiflex high tack. The felt is actually lapped all around the kerb. The roofer used a substantial amount and was lapped all the way up the side of the...

The rest of the roof is OK just after having the kerb installed leak in that area. Not sure if it's the window or water getting underneath flashing which Is overlapped. The reason why I installed the kerb is to stop the windows leaking and now got this new leak. Really stressed