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I have been doing more research and there are 2 ways to make this netatmo system work. Either by replacing the current wired room thermostat or by connecting the supplied adapter directly to the boiler and using the thermostat as a non wired version. I have tried the first method of replacing...

I have just looked in the airing cupboard and the timer I have there is the Honeywell ST699 - would I wire in the netatmo to there instead of the boiler?

Many thanks for the response but the manual tells me to connect directly to the boiler - would this be incorrect?

Hi, I purchased the netatmo thermostat and have been trying to install. Initially I removed my very old wired Mechanical Thermostat in the front room and there were only 2 small white wires connected - I removed the old thermostat and wired up the new one however when turning the heating to...

I have checked again this morning and the damp patches are isolated to all four corners of the room and the door entrance. If it was rising damp would I see damp patches in the middle of the floor also?

and another image. The damp seems begin at the bottom of the door architrave. Is there anyway of raising a structure of this size to insert a membrane?

No it doesn't. Here is an image.

Many thanks for your response kbdiy. Oh dear it doesn't sound good at all. The office is around 15ft x 10ft with a double glazed door and two double glazed windows so I cant see anyway of raising it to solve the issue?

I don't think a damp proof membrane was put under it. :shock: and it sits about an inch or two above ground level.

Hi All, I am just after a bit of advice if possible. I have a garden office which was built by a friend as a bit of a favour. The office is now 2 years old and is made entirely out of wood and sits on a layer of hardcore, sand and large concrete slabs. I am now seeing quite a bit of...