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    LVT, engineered or wood?

    Thanks, really appreciate the guidance. I've found a local supplier doing an oiled oak 20mm (6mm wear) for a decent price- add a 3.5mm underlay and the levels are pretty much bang on. Anything I need to watch out for? Simon
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    LVT, engineered or wood?

    Thanks for the advice mate. I'll have a look at the Quickstep. if I go down that or the engineered route, how best to build up the surface? I see that some of the fibreboard underlays go up to 7mm, so with a 15mm engineered board and 3mm barrier underlay, that would keep the current floor...
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    LVT, engineered or wood?

    Morning all, I need to re-floor my living room and hall and need some help deciding which to go for please... 35 sq m total. 2 adults, 1 6 yr old, no pets. Currently carpet on top of 10mm deep 5 finger parquet, this is laid on a thin layer of bitumen onto concrete. Total depth carpet to...
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    Filling trench in concrete floor

    Thanks for that- appreciated. Is that 4:1 of dry-ish mix? The deepest part of the trench is 14cm deep- does the screed mix still hold for that depth? Or is a wet-ish mix bed worth doing first? And time before laying covering? Thanks Simon
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    Filling trench in concrete floor

    Morning all, I'm in the process of moving a radiator and made the mistake of looking under the carpet! Under the loose parquet I found a compression joint partially buried in breaking up screed. Uncovering this led to another compression joint- originally the radiator was obviously where the...
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    Vaillant DHW sensor problem

    Hi, hope that someone can shed some light on this please.... I have a full Vaillant system (ecoTec plus 624, VR66, VRC430f, Unistor cyl) but the Unistor has a thermostat not the VR10 NTC sensor. I changed the stat over to the VR10- depowered, disconnected the stat at the VR66, wired the...
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    Anyone recognise this old panel?

    Thanks for the tips. I've opened up the panel and photo attached. Any info gratefully received!
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    Anyone recognise this old panel?

    Thanks for the replies everyone- much appreciated. Reason for asking is that I need to decommission it and want make sure that I do it cleanly without tripping tampers etc- especially as there is a massive bell just below the panel. It doesn't appear to be battery backed (ie the LEDs don't...
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    Anyone recognise this old panel?

    First time poster so hello all- an old panel from 70's or 80's, does anyone have a manufacturer and model, or even better have an engineers manual please? Any info gratefully received. Many thanks Simon
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