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Hello to everybody taking the time to read this post. I will start by introducing myself, I'm Martin from Stockport and I'm here today with a question I'd like to get some opinions on if I may… Given the current climate with smart technology, I feel it time I dive in myself. Currently I have a...

anyone??

I would not discount the vSmart or AmbiSENSE but again, just not enough information about these.

Hello all, I am here today looking for some advice if i may, please. I would like to explore the Smart Heating market to replace my current stats for a more balanced and economical house, currently: *What i have* ecoTEC Plus 624 VR81 VR61 VRC 470F Albion 210 Hot water store with temperature...

Thank you both for your time and information.

for me please. Pretty sure this meets all regs for a bathroom and stands to be correct...??

this was my plan, and how easy that would be, plus i dont think that would be notifiable work either, however... that circuit is not on an RCD so if i did this id need to chance my MCB to an RCBO i suspect

the cable does only feed my boiler, Vaillant ecoTEC Plus 624, so its really only powering the pump at a max load of 70W

You are correct with your assumption, UFH is 150peak per M2, i have only 2.5 Mts so 375W, towel rail was missed off here at 400W peak (if i ever use the electric element)

thank you John, i hear you and appreciate your response and explanation. For the hypothetical peace of mind... are my chain of thoughts correct?

Hello all, I am looking for advice on my new en-suite wiring first fix. I am having UFH @ 150W, LED/DeMist/Shaver Bathroom mirror and an inline extractor fan with humidistat. I am not 100% on wiring best practice, my thoughts are... Consumer Unit (directly below en-suite) does not have an...

Knew that was coming... Yes indeed, its moisture resistant, that will be fine. (jokes) its going to be covered with 10mm Elements backer-board taped and sealed, followed by Impey waterguard membrane over the floor with formed corners and both wet walls covered with the membrane followed by UFH...

so i did option 3.... solid as a rock. good job i did option 3, the joists were twisted and not a single one was plumb!

Morning peeps. I am looking for some advice please. I am about to take on the en-suite now that i have all the other works complete and my first hurdle is to get my floor flat! I am having a wetroom with an Impey Aqua dec, underfloor heating and tiles so i need my floor bob on. The room...

why do you say that anyhow.

Only what is given to us off the websites, which is pretty much sod all in the grand scheme of things, we only want it as a secondary heat source to keep the tiles from being cold.

OR, i could rip the floorboards up and put down (dont judge!) 22mm green sh1t chipboard glued and screwed, the floor will be fully tanked so unlikely to ever see liquid.

So it was a toss up to where i should post this - landed in plumbing with the hope to get bathroom fitters attention. So i am about to rip my current main bathroom out as part of a larger renovation project we are undertaking at home and turn that into our en-suite wetroom. Current floor is...

Exactly, I just need to sort the wiring out in my head

Seeeeee that is exactly what i wanted to do Taylor, but i was told that it wasnt "allowed" - I just need to find a mirror/cabinet that i can do that with i guess, what one did you get might i ask?