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    Replacing garage roof, PVC or Coroline?

    EDIT: Oops, accidentally replied to a year old post! Please ignore :)
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    Corrugated PVC ontop of OSB3?

    Thanks for your reply :) The OSB is not quite free, but is at cut-price, good condition leftovers from a project. All the timber (including new joists) i'm gonna have to buy at full price from a timber yard. It's a good point about the condensation problems that this could cause, I thought...
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    Corrugated PVC ontop of OSB3?

    Hi all, I need to replace the roof on my garage (7m x 3m). It used to be corrugated asbestos cement, however it needed removing because it was in deteriorating condition. I have access to OSB3 board and plan on boarding it. However, i'm a bit stuck when it comes to the actual roof...
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    UPVC Door Hinge Compression

    Hi all, I've currently got an issue with my front door and wondering if anyone would be able to provide advice. The door doesn't seal properly when closed, and there is a very small gap. The door needs to be moved "inwards" further into the frame. After some searching around online, it...
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    Condensate Pipe

    Not wanting to bump my own thread, but just came across something... Thinking something a little bit like this: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/OVERFLOW-PIPE-REDUCER-40mm-32mm-to-21-5mm-Black-Rubber-/160743844353 What do ya think, worth calling the installer back to fit something like this into...
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    Condensate Pipe

    Hi all, Had a new condensing boiler put in my loft (to replace my old combi boiler). Needed a condensate drain connecting. The installer attached 22mm overflow pipe to the boiler. This pipe then goes into 32mm pipe which runs outside. As far as I understand, this is correct to use 32mm...
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    CH System Flushed - AntiCorrosion required?

    Hi all, I'm after a bit of advice. I recently had to drain the central heating system due to doing something very stupid (put a screw through a CH pipe, feel like a right wally). Anyway, the pipe has now been fixed, and the system has been filled up manually using the filling loop...
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    Heat Recovery Ventilation - Loft Input?

    Hi Woody, Thanks for your input. I'll try and answer these points. I have been doing some (simple) research. More specifically, the condensation problem seems to be in my bedroom. With humans breathing out for eight hours per night, the humidity levels rise upto 65% by the morning. Mould...
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    Heat Recovery Ventilation - Loft Input?

    Hi Daniel, Thanks for the reply - interesting that your parents use a loft intake, it's starting to look like the best option. It should also remove the possibility of taking in any "freezing" air which can damage the equipment. I'm seriously considering making my own system from scratch...
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    Heat Recovery Ventilation - Loft Input?

    Hi all, Wasn't sure where to post this, hopefully this will be the right place. I have recently had mould growing in the house, so decided to look into ventilation. The house is sealed up quite tight (double glazing, cavity insulation etc) so I figured there is nowhere for stale air to go...
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    Big transparent perspex roof for garage?

    Hi big-all, The supports are all randomly placed (there is no standard width inbetween each one). I think the original was built as a bit of a "bodge" to be honest, probably about 30 - 40 years ago. They range from some about a 50 cm gap, upto a big gap at the back about 120 cm...
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    Big transparent perspex roof for garage?

    Hi all, I have a rather large garage (7m x 3m) which had an old leaky corrugated asbestos cement roof. The asbestos roof has now been fully removed. I plan on installing a new roof myself (with my Dad who is a bricklayer), but thought I'd come and ask you guys for advice. I'm thinking...
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    Delayed Trigger - siren to activate few seconds after trigge

    Hi all, Wondering if anyone could help me with the following problem? Basically, I have a speaker in a bellbox which "turns on" when the "trigger line" is reduced to 0v. While the trigger is above 4v, the speaker stays quiet. The line is usually at 12v, until I want to make a noise...
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    Relay Help - 8.5 VDC

    Thanks for your fast reply! I don't think I've got a 6v relay hanging about, but will certainly have a look through my electrical-bits drawer tomorrow. Yeah in an ideal world, reason i'm resorting to this is because i'm doing it on the cheap. Got a very cheap panel, and the bellbox was left...
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    Relay Help - 8.5 VDC

    Hi all, I'm currently setting up a house alarm system. I have an external bellbox that requires 12 volts DC to "trigger" it's speaker. However, my alarm control panel outputs 8.5 volts as it's trigger output. I have attempted to use a 12v relay, but the 8.5v is not enough to trigger it...
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    Bellbox Help - Everspring

    Hi there, Thanks for the reply; I have included a diagram I created below. This is all the information I could see on the bellbox. Uploaded with ImageShack.us Thanks, Shockfire.
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    Bellbox Help - Everspring

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    Bellbox Help - Everspring

    Hi all, I have a bellbox on the side of my house that the previous owner left, and would like to try it out to see if it works. I've opened the bellbox up, it is an Everspring s120 1aa - can't find any information online about this model, but the manufacturer's website is...
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    Alarm control panel - bellbox setup

    Haven't got access to a camera at the moment, but here's a picture that I Googled - http://www.ipmart.com/contents/products/P44000/44726/extra_pic/IMG_273d_ex1.jpg Here's a link to the manual (PDF, inside RAR archive) -...
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    Alarm control panel - bellbox setup

    Hi, It's model number is AST-2008D. It also says "Shenzhen" on the back, guessing that's the manufacturer. Thanks, Shockfire.
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