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OK. Got my wire and was ready to go. However got a bit stuck :D I've uploaded a picture of the wiring block so that you can see what I'm talking about. http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/emailrob/vwp?.dir=/Boiler&.dnm=Boiler+wiring.jpg&.view=t The manual says I must wire it into the...

Perhaps the best answer is to get a neighbour or friend locally you trust to look after it for you!

Yeah I guess it's more a brown colour. Must be all the dust in there confusing me :)

k thanks breezer

Hi Sorry for the delay, been away on business :( It has three holes for wires but I believe only two of them are used. It is run by a battery and does not have any mains connection. If it helps, it's this one: https://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp?ts=03528&id=17585 Hope...

How about burying it in the back garden? Just don't let the cat dig it out :shock:

great, thanks all. Fingers crossed

yeah that's the problem. This paper stuff might get in the way, don't want to have to rip it all off, would be a nightmare. Can the side I've got still be plastered? I could paint that stuff on that was mentioned to help absorbency? cheers

Thanks all, I'll just have to price it up. We need 60mm minimum, so I guess the 2" ones will have to be them. Is it necessary to stick the actual boards to the floor, or can they just be 'placed' in? cheers

well is kinda brown :o maybe I'll have to chuck some unibond on it before the plasterer comes?

My m8 (!) plasterboarded my new room last week, and he has put the board on apparently the wrong way round. The board says 'fit other way' or something (the brown paper side is showing). Does this matter? Some people have said it's not an issue, and it used to be that way, others have said a...

I have a concrete floor in my garage / soon to be converted playroom. The building regs guy says I have to put solid or some sort of insulation down. This is the foam/polystyrene boards, and then put chip board or plywood down. Has anyone done this? Is is easy? I've been given a price of...

Sorry, should have provided more info. The wires are two seperate wires, like a speaker cable, that type of wire is needed. I'll give the company a call and see what they think, as the instructions are not clear enough for my liking!! thanks for the reply. rob

guys, great thread. Interesting and informative. compliments over.

Hi Just got a new programmable thermostat for my potterton puma. It's a two wire jobbie. As the boiler does not have a thermostat at the moment, can I just use some neutral wire to connect the two? cheers rob

great, that's the stuff I was thinking off. Should seal it nicely as well. thanks

thanks for the reply. The builder has said he will come back and underpin it for us, so fingers crossed. Whilst I'm on the subject, can I pick your brain about the floor? It's a standard concrete floor with a few bubbles in it (correct word?) I have a plastic membrane under the soleplates...

Thanks for the reply. There was a up and over garage door there initially, which we obviously had to brick up as it was draughty and old and broken etc. I don't know why the builder did not consider this, this is what I will asking him... The main entrace is from some french doors, which are...

I'm converting our garage into a playroom. We've taken the garade door down and in place put a two skin (brick and breeze block) wall in it's place. We went through the normal building regs, and phoned them to say we were starting the work. They said they didn't need to inspect as it was only...

Thanks for your help. Successfully fitted CU and all electrics and trips working great! cheers rob