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i maybe wrong here but why would you use weather comp on your DHW? surely that will cause you issues...especially in summer?

when i was installing my system i did look into all those options, trying to come up with a 'clever' system. in the end it turned out to be way too complicated and i went back to basic. I have ufh downstairs in the new extension and radiators in the old part and upstairs. All radiators have...

have a look at www.ufhtradedirect.co.uk to compare prices. Pert Al Pert are much easier to lay as they hold their form. i've used the manifold from the above site and they are of very good quality.

lol @ the gas pipe that overhang does look quite scary, can't quite work out what's holding it up (the plastic windows??). i wonder if it would hold if there's a few inches of snow on there.

hi, the VR61 would be a separate box if you had underfloor heating or separate zones. what controller are you using?

hi, have you got a VR61 connected to that boiler? i had a simillar issue a few months ago where when you run the hotwater, the tap symbol would appear on the boiler but it would not ignite. Switching off the VR61 and restarting the boiler cleared the fault. i had to replace the VR61 which...

i did something simillar a few year ago - i went for a 3.6 and a 1.8m doors. didnt have any issues with BC. just ensure the doors complies with Part L.

...now that's just asking for trouble.

sounds like you are a rather vindictive, nasty and jealous neighbour! You waited for them to finish their nice new extension and now looking for ways to get them to tear it down? FFS!

http://www.wickes.co.uk/eden-oak-veneer-finished-folding-doors/invt/222231/

most of the external noise is transfered through the frame rather than through the sealed glass units. go for wooden frames instead of pvc. the quality of the installation is just a important. large gaps filled with silicon between the frame and the wall lets quite a bit of noise through...

you would normally double the plasterboard on one side.

check what flow temp is set on the thermostatic mixer valve - may be set too low. also what flow rates are you getting on the manifold. you need at least 1 litre/min.

sliding doors are bottom hunged agreed but bi-fold doors are top hung. bi-fold doors are a lot heavier than sliding. being top hung makes them a lot easier/smoother to open/close. i've had 2 installed - a 12 and 6 ft.

do you mean you have a VRC 430/470 installed?

...and bi-fold doors are top hung which means you have to drill into the lintel. Off the shelf lintels are not desinged to be drilled into.

for 'now' why dont you focus on buying the metal plates and the pipes and getting your floor down. shop around for prices - www.ufhtradedirect.co.uk is a good starting place.

hi is this for a single room or multiple rooms? how many?

i dont think he meant connect the UFH manifold directly to the boiler's F/R, the use of a pump/mixing valve was implied - :lol:

i must also point out that those doors are 'top hung' which means you have to factor the weight in when speccing your lintel.