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I mean the opening post couldn't be any clearer as to the reasons why the adhesive would like to be removed ...gone away from that to very questionable comments which is quite worrisome. Let's get Brucie to guide us through the pics of how professionals would apply EWI , that's right let's...

The Chuckle Brothers by the sounds of it

I would have thought scoring the materials first would make removal easier and less at risk of damaging bricks .....

A shovel next to a window?

Trust me . We had a shed load of evidence showing how awful the work was but thankfully it was stopped before they drilled in

Because the company did a job that even the Chuckle Brothers could have handled better That's why I care about removing the adhesive as we'd rather not continue with dodgy companies exploiting the ECO4 scheme and clean up the mess they made as they can't even be trusted to do that as they used...

They'll try to get money from the ECO4 scheme

Dodgy company as part of the eco scheme My brother will meet them next week after I kicked off at them and apparently I'm a health and safety risk to them

Hi It could have been worse but I stopped a company as part of the govt ECO4 scheme from finishing external wall insulation before it was too late ,.e.g before they drilled holes It looks like they used the EWI materials as seen within the attached So they removed the EPS boards pathetically...

Hi I am acting on behalf of my mum in raising complaints on EWI Do labourers (not the official installation company) require official training and certification or can anyone work on it as long as they're employed or contracted by a company. If qualifications are needed cns someone please...

Hi My mum had someone install an extractor fan as part of an ECO scheme From a safety and legal perspective are there any things of concern from the attached photos, and if so can someone please explain why, as this will be used as part of an official complaint Thanks

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Yes but in relation to the inset meter box within the timber panel, I don't understand why there is a rule on that.

sorry, this is on the external side of the porch

Do you think that reg is there for the fire safety aspect?

"The Gas Installations in timber framed and light steel framed buildings procedures [IGEM/UP/7] states that meter boxes shall not be inset into a structural timber panel" Just basing it off that

Hi, I am a little concerned regarding how the gas meter box is installed as it appears to be built into the porch which is made of wood and covered off with plasterboard with no bricks in sight. Is there is a potential fire safety hazard? If it appears to be unsafe, will the DNO have to move...