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Yes I've also found a lack of Intergas installers in my area. The 111-W only requires 1 channel, so the Drayton Wiser 1 channel option is the one you'd need. The heating of the internal storage cylinder is handled by the boiler without any external timers.

@djooms it is always nice to have lots of hot water, especially with two bathrooms. I am a bit biased as I did my research mostly around Viessmann. Just FYI, the Viessmann 200 series do not support OpenTherm, they rely solely on weather compensation. The 200 series is very expensive too. If...

Why would that put you off? Surely it's a good thing. I suppose it makes the boiler more mechanically complex and with modulation like that one is quickly approaching the point of diminishing returns. The cost, obviously, I agree with.

Hello, I had a few new windows and a front door installed recently, I have received the Fensa certificate. Should I also expect to receive an energy certificate for each window and door? Is this even a thing with new windows and doors or not really? I'm thinking the likes of an energy label...

Hey, have you watched the Skill Builder video on installing a bifold door? They have a good explanation about how to toe and heel properly

Are you able to do a straight swap? I suppose you have measured the old 11 radiators and there's type 22 radiators available that are the same width. If the pipes are 10mm then they will have a little bit of flexibility and might fit a 21, but if they are coming out straight out of the wall and...

In my case, for a kitchen window the cost for double and triple glazing was roughly £400 vs £500, so more like a 25% increase. But I do agree with everything else.

Also, for a tenner you can get yourself a glass thickness measuring gauge. After you receive an itemised invoice, you can check that it is 6mm as they are saying and not the usual 4mm.

How big are the panels? If they are saying that double glazing with 6mm is more efficient thermally and acoustically, ask for the figures for both double and triple glazing. The windows will have a U value and an overall energy index, as well as the sound reduction value.

I agree with previous posters, that does look like double glazing rather than triple. Shine a phone torch onto it, if you see 4 reflections then it's double glazing, if you see 6 reflections then it's triple glazing

Apologies if this is against the rules. Could anyone recommend online suppliers for PVC windows please? Supply only, installation not required.

From what I can see, it is essentially PUR foam that is prepared for skimming, so at 12mm it makes sense for cases where minimal wall build up is required. In any other cases, I'd probably go for insulated plasterboards

I think these are practically the same products in different packaging.

How is this window looking like from outside?

The TRV might be stuck. Could be worthwhile taking off the TRV head and tap the metal valve. If this radiator has been working previously, then you should not need to adjust the lockshield valve

You could upload the video to Youtube, set it to unlisted and share the link here. Or upload it to something like Google Drive and share the link

No worries, let us know how it goes

What LED strips are you using? For RGB, I'd recommend TP-Link Tapo, usually they can be had for £15 for 5m LED strip with a smart controller. The Govee LEDs also start from a similar price point.

I don't think they would mind, you could just ask them up front to do it. Here's a uPVC installation video (timestamped) which recommends sealing under the external window sill - Do you know what brand the windows are?

I would not say that the pressure drop is significant enough to indicate a leak. There might be a slow drip somewhere in your system though. Before using a company with tracer gas, check how much they charge. For that kind of money you might be better off buying a thermal camera, turning the...