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There's far too much money about! I wonder what's in a tap that costs that sort of money. Imagine the profit margin.

Very nice SC, I wouldn't pay full price either.

I have a similar,but freestanding bath tap for my 'boat' bath but didn't pay half quarter of that amount though. Nice tap btw!

Bits have been getting done over the last few weeks, but not very exciting or post worthy. Until yesterday when wi marked out walls & cupboards with spray paint. So we know where they all are for the underfloor heating pipe work . Today we finally started laying the underfloor heating pipes. As with everything it’s not as easy as it looks.

Dining room 
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Porch & drying cupboard 
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This is where the manifold will be in the cupboard. All pipes start and end here.
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Looks amazing, SC! Like one of those games where you roll a ball bearing around a track. Don't imagine that was on your mind though!

(04-02-2024, 08:58 PM)Veggie Wrote: [ -> ]Looks amazing, SC! Like one of those games where you roll a ball bearing around a track. Don't imagine that was on  your mind though!

No of course it wasn’t!



I wanted to race toy cars round it   . Bob wouldn’t let me.

What a spoil sport!!

I thought of slot car track. A cat would've had a lovely time playing pat-a-ball. Very impressive SC. Underfloor warmth will be very toasty.

Good practice for when you are putting irrigation in to a polytunnel.

Battened the living room ceiling and around the windows. Before we took the scaffolding down. Living room is now ready for the underfloor pipe work to go down.

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I’ve mostly spent the day drying batten with a towel