plaster and skin conservatory ceiling

[roughcaster]

I know it's an old post Ursa ,,,,,, but we can be sentimental old bugger s on here sometimes.

 

[ursamajor]

I know it's an old post Ursa ,,,,,, but we can be sentimental old b*****r s on here sometimes.

Ah - it's not senility then?

 

[roughcaster]

I know it's an old post Ursa ,,,,,, but we can be sentimental old b*****r s on here sometimes.

it's not senility then?

My wife might say it is, but i don't. Welcome to the Forum.

 

[ursamajor]

Thanks - good to be here

 

[Richard C]

Isn't it against building regulations to extend your central heating into a conservatory ? .

Just for the record; regulations state that any heating system in a cons must be independently controlled & capable of isolation so as long as you meet these requirements, no; basically you need isolation valves on that part of the circuit &, as a minimum, TRV’s on any rads.