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I'm looking at 11mm Cloud 9 to go under Cormar Gemini in a living room. If I can underlay 'across' the room, the carpet will run in the opposite direction meaning I won't need to do any patch-working and I can use full lengths? I'm hoping carpet height + 11mm underlay is not too high to meet a...

Hi all, Just had a massive quote for a living room carpet (with underlay and fitting), from a company, so will instead look to source underlay and carpet myself and get someone else in to fit it. Couple of underlay questions: 1. Although I'm sure full lengths of underlay are best, is it OK to...

Hi, thanks. Pretty sure I'm seen somewhere that painting on dark v light backgrounds will make a difference. It would be fine on different walls, but not sure if it would be noticeable on the same wall?

Hi all, Hope the title made sense! Basically, I have boxed in a fireplace in the middle of the wall and have skimmed it. See picture below: I am painting the whole wall in F&B Charlotte's Locks - which is a kind of flame orange. I've tested the paint on the exiting red (maybe Crown Period...

Sorry ianmcd, misinterpretation somewhere perhaps - you asked why LP522 has a wire on 'CH Off', and with 'CH Off' being Pin.2, it doesn't have a wire. You've pointed to LP522 Pin.1 ?

Thanks everyone, switching 3 & 6 around looks like it has solved it, I'll see how it performs over the next couple of days!

Hi picasso, can you elaborate what is wrong on the first diagram, as this is the exact wiring before I replaced it for the Nest? @Johnmdc - should switching those two wires fix this?

Hi iancd, if 'CH off' on the LP522 is pin.2, then it doesn't have a wire, and pin.1 is not used on HeatLink either.

Thanks both, I haven't changed any module wiring, so have I misinterpreted the instructions to directly replace the the wires from the LP522 to the HeatLink, I have followed the below: LP522 N = Heatlink N LP522 L = Heatlink L LP522 1 HW off = Heatlink 4 Hot Water Satisfied LP522 2 CH off =...

Thanks both, ianmcd - you responded on my original 'sanity check' post, so this is a week or so in since that thread. Boiler - Worcester Greenstar ri, Y-Plan I believe, before and after below:

Hi all, Took a few days to catch this as timings of household activities hid the problem. Having installed a Nest a week ago, I have now discovered that the H/W is only working when the heating comes on (it is on a schedule to be on all through the day but it just doesn't come on). 'Boost' on...

@Mods - please delete, this thread not accurate to my issue

Cheers! LP522 wires moved to HeatLink, connected lives, and connected loose valve wire to loose HeatLink wire and all has fired up!

Thanks ianmcd, when it was installed I let the guy set it up and I've not looked at since that day, so I had no idea what was controlling what - but yes, of course, my current thermostat is just that, a room thermostat :) My room stat is wireless via the BDR91, so as in the picture above (I...

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Hi all, Hope someone can sanity check something for me quickly please? I am in the process of replacing our existing wireless thermostat with a Nest. As per the diagram below, can someone confirm a couple of things for me please: 1. Removing the BDR91 from the system, I just connect Yellow...

Thanks EFL, think this has wrapped this one up! (y)

*in case this has a bearing (as things stand) Spur 1 - 150W electric toilet heater Spur 2 - double socket for OLED TV, maybe a soundbar/PS5 (this will be housed behind the TV so nothing else with be going into these sockets) Fused switch - 1.35kW heater Main double socket - PS5/Receiver/Subwoof...

Hi EFL, I have traced it to a 150W electric heater in the downstairs toilet. So, can I have 2 separate 4mm spurs on the same socket, or should I rewire the toilet heater into the fused switch/back of the new double socket?

Thanks EFL - just one more thing which may be an issue: Please see in the first picture attached - the left hand double socket is wired as above. The open hole where the previous gas fire electric socket was, you can see what I believe to be the mains flex (in the above image), looks to be...