Garden annex and the plumbing explained in massive detail! Part 13
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Well, back from holiday, and I'd like to thank all who wished me a great holiday!
First a visit to see John and Davey, then back to see the 'Plumber"
I thought I was just throwing some ducts in to take the services, turns out it's a little more detailed than that.
I'll be surprised if there is a more detailed explanation on RUclips about water supplies, waste, pipe type, heating options and more.......
My mate Paul, dropped by finally😉, to offer his advice on everything to do with the water, heating it and using it for washing.
This whole series is sort of a vlog, tutorial and life documentary in one, two of my longest friends, a whole load of advice and more!
I hope you enjoy and below are your links😊
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Many thanks as always, your support is and always has been amazing!
See you soon
Liam
Most quality detail given away for free out of any of these type of videos I come across!
Hope rest of build comes along nice👍🏽
cheers mate
I'm 43yrs and 5'11 - weighed 13.5 stone. I managed to lose 14kgs in 4 months!!! Look in prime shape now... People tell me I look great and can see I've lost weight and ask me what was my secret.........
Turns out I have stage 3 colon cancer!!! WTAF!!
I had other symptoms too and finally after arguing with quacks I got a colonoscopy back in June where they found a tumor and then got all results back!! So now just waiting on treatments and making lifestyle changes (diet etc)... So fellas if you notice changes and have other symptoms GET IT CHECKED!!!
Thanks for the videos Liam im really enjoying this series as its something i want to do when I'm all sorted!!!
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I can't ❤️ the comment mate as I didn't think it appropriate, that's a real shocker, hope everything gets sorted for you mate, keep strong!
@@thegardenroomguru Thanks fella!! X
Wow that must have been a shock for you hope it all goes well for you. Can I ask what symptoms did you have?
@@johnp6636 Hi John, it sure was!! So initially it was abdominal pains and needing to go to the bathroom a lot more at least 5times a day hence drs thinking it was diet related, then started noticing blood and with fatigue they added up to something that needed investigating further (internal camera etc).
@@johncooper3607 I’m 40 and I have been having abdominal pains and change in bowel movements for the last 2 years it’s been put down to IBS had many tests done including colonoscopy but all comes back ok just hoping nothing has been missed.
smashing Liam, you're blessed with good pals, glad they look after you, like you do them. all my best
Great video. Lots of valuable information.
Loving this series mate!
This channel inspired me to build my own garden room. I've the structure up, roof on, osb on roof. Next is offering pvc French doors and a window. Then the cladding. Then insulation. Doing the next bits in stages because of money. But the missus loves it so far. Cheers. Keep up the great work Liam and crew. Al the best.
Cheers mate
Wow what a great bloke to know. Thanks for sharing this. It's coming on well now and into the over site. All the best
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you
Coming along nicely nice to see the lad’s 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Amazing content Liam. Keep up the great work!!
cheers mate
We'd all be battered if we drank a shot for everytime he said your name 😂 .. good stuff enjoying the series on the annex 👍🏻
I would personally just bring your 110 mm pipe in to your wall cavity then boss your sink and shower in to it if you're putting your shower tray on a riser kit. With it being a granny flat though mate i would definitely consider putting your shower tray on the floor. Just bring your shower waist in the floor in the rough area put kingspan around it then just concentrate the last bit in when you set your tray. Looking well mate very tidy job👍👍
I like this suggestion mate
You can even use a floor guly and mortgage a tray a d screed a fall to the guly in the slab and file the floor and make it a set room
Great video, really enjoyed it, thanks
Awesome, thank you!
It's nice to hear you are sticking to your fitness regime, might be worth doing a separate video about that once the annex is done 👍
Thanks for the reply keep up the great content 👌
Nice series, all best
Informative video. One 110 waste with Air Admittance Valve within the cavity (above height of sink waste, as mentioned) will do the trick. Done this numerous times without any issues. Good to catch up with John & Davie, could make this an occasional standalone vid. At my own place I fitted an electric instant water heater within my utility sink unit (in annex building) and it works a treat 😀
Brilliant great to watch
Thanks mate
Great Video Thanks For The Upload Much respect For You All
Much appreciated mate
Liam is DOER Love it
My 2 pence worth, we built exactly the same thing and your pressure will 100% drop when either the house or the annex uses the water. We ended up getting a 33mm main bought to the house and a separate meter fitted for the annex with its own pipe feed from the street. Cost a couple of grand, but fixed the problem. Also a small combi boiler would combat all the issues of a 9kw shower and a 3kw water heater, which are inconvenient to use and don’t make for comfortable usage, especially if the pressure drops, not to mention the power being heavily used (sometimes the lights even dip when you turn a shower on). A small combi would cost £800 ish quid. Clears the issue of 2 different kinds of heaters, more to go wrong. Also I would recess the shower waste pipe in to the concrete pad so the shower try can sit on the floor rather than up on a boxed in platform
appreciate the input mate, I'm selling up when its done, so the extra pipe wont be happening I'm afraid
loads of info. drink a shot every time he says Liam :)
Keep pushing Liam great job so far 🫡
thanks mate
Liam, the tensioner that failed should be fixed under warranty by the mechanic who sorted the wet belt failure
got the van back, think im getting a labour bill though, not fully sure as of yet though
Have a look at your previous invoice, see if they fitted a new tensioner, they should have if they done the job right.
Then the cost of the failure should be their responsibility, not yours.
Should have fitted a waterproof as well if driven by the timing belt
Waterpump
If they didn't replace the tensioner the mechanic should be at fault for not completing the full job. If the tensioner was replaced and it failed months later the parts supplier/manufacturer should be held liable for supplying a faulty part and the mechanic should be compensated from his supplier after repairing your vehicle at no further cost to you. But of course these things are never that simple as no one wants the blame or to lose money
Hi very interesting video
On the drains, it's always best to bring your foul drains outside before they combine otherwise you may need to have a double seal manhole chamber internally, not best
Durgo valve essential but ensure access available, if possible use one and link the 110 diameter pipes together with smaller diameter pipes and bosses say 1.5 inch vents
Hot water look at the phase change heat batteries by Sunamp, uk company can heat with immersion or heat pump and because of heat density might fit under kitchen work top tiny water storage (just the volume of pipework in heat exchanger) so compliant for water regs, can use time of use electricity if no heat pump incorprate blender on top to reduce outgoing temp of about 55c to 48c prevents scolding saves on costs for big cable for shower and instant heaters shower and heater costs - worth a look
Great content as always
I think he's fitting one of these Sunamp things mate
51:52 it is beset to run 3 separate 4" drain line to an inspection chamber and not tee in any of them in your slab, a building inspector probably wouldn't pass it if you connected waste pipes to the waste pipe from your toilet in the slab, if your having a stub stack at the back of your toilet like you said you could boss off that above ground for your basin and shower but not in the slab, but then your have to make sure you had a fall on the shower waste pipe
looking forward to this one. I feel the pain on the weight 5ft 9ins and 14.5 stone need to lose about 1 stone to feel more comfortable.
über eats got me mate
@@thegardenroomguru sitting on my arse working and coding systems gets me in this mess.
Dont forget to think about rainwater/gutter drainage etc.. and if that needs putting into your main drainage channel
on it mate, drawings show 2 x man holes where they tap into, its a combined system due to age of main house
Thanks for the video all the best with the wether
Surprised there was no mention of raising a soil stack or using an air admittance valve to mitigate pulling a vacuum in the adjacent traps.
there is mate, we talk about it
@@thegardenroomguru You're absolutely right..... low attention span! I now see you returned to the subject later on. The answer is ..... maybe.... see BRegs AD H 1.7 onwards which deals with this subject....... you may not need to ventilate, it depends on branch lengths...... there's a table that guides you. But as your man says, just put one in and avoid the question in the first place. Your void for a concealed cistern is perfect for this.
Liam, the concentration of Lead (in water) is measured in either, ug/location (micrograms per litre) or less correctly as ppb (parts per billion). That latter unit (ppb) isn't particularly helpful as Lead is much more dense than Water. Before ripping out any Lead pipework, it would be worth checking with Yorkshire Water to see if they are dosing Orthophosphate - which significantly reduces the solubility of Lead in water. As far as I'm aware, many Water Authorities still dose this chemical to minimise the issues of Lead pipes in domestic installations due to there still being many old properties that have Lead pipes.
"location" should read "l" for litres. Bloody autocorrect - I hate it 😂
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Electric combi
Use a heat battery hot water heater it be very economical just need cold feed and electricity
Great idea. Is Sunamp the product?
Yes they are lot cheaper than Fisher @@DALEYPLUMBING
@@theetheeyog9878 we are going to install the SumAmp on this job. I've spoke with the rep. Cheers for the heads up and reminder about this product.
What’s the best way to heat them? Is an air con unit that also heats worth it? I know they can get hot in the summer
Hopefully I’ll be using aircon on this mate, it’ll be too hot in the summer otherwise
You thought of electrical underfloor heating mate for the bathroom ?
yes mate, I'm still very undecided to be honest, but as its quite a tight bathroom, it's a possibility
Is that captain backflow 🤔
😉 the one and only
@@thegardenroomguru top tier mate 👌 very fortunate to have friends like that
Great video and update. Did you mention about the waste from kichen sink washing machine? Also how does the rain water get managed. Are you having a soakaway or connecting into the sawer?
Washing machine will tap into kitchen sink I think mate, it’s an older house, it’s got a combined sewer, so the rain water will tap into the sewer pipe a couple of MTRS from the house 👍🏼
Who do you recommend for cedar cladding please
we always used Duffield timber, great quality
I would look at getting a Quooker tap for boiling and hot water, don't get those 15/30L sink ones.
surly they are just for jot sink water, washing up tea etc
@@thegardenroomguru they give you boiling and hot water for washing up. Basically similar to what your plumber friend was suggesting but all packaged up as a nice kitchen tap. They put a little 15L tank under the sink in the cupboard. The utility of not needing a kettle also so great in a small kitchen.
They now have combi tanks so all you need is a cold feed for boiling and normal hot, so would work but I’m pretty sure biggest tank is 5L
The Quooker Tap don't comply with the Water Regulations which state "schedule 2 (18) , water should not exceed 100'c" .. The Quooker tap states it stores at 110'c .
@@DALEYPLUMBING doesn't hugely matter , there are thousands getting installed in the UK each day. The regulation isnt meant for this its for hot water cylinders.
Can you enter the raffles.if you live in Dublin
Rep Of Ireland
yes mate, ill deliver there too, no worries
@@thegardenroomguru and have a few Guinness.
When your dropping me of the Prizes.
@@paulthomas6275 100%
@@thegardenroomguru love the videos built my own Garden room
Well an office for the wife.
Take care
Keep up the good work
Liam, where's Jen these days ?
no idea mate
I think you should start each video telling the viewers that you’ve no connection with Jen now as this gets asked on every single video, at least once 😂
@@MrHappyunited5 you just stick too your own views 🙃 Mr Unhappy.
Not watched all the way through probably should😂but the hot water situation mate just get 1 of them instant hot water tap systems👍
apparently they are not compliant mate
@@thegardenroomguru non compliant until after its all signed off😉its definitely just a normal tap on youtube fuck em😂
generally lead pipe is'nt a problem . im 70 yrs old and the first 40 yrs had lead piping suppling all my cooking and drinking water , sisters too . we are all in good health and had numerous healthy children so some scare mongering re lead pipes
Liam have you just had your teeth done , looking very bright 😂
had mine done about 10 year now mate, might of polished them up this morning😉
Have you sold your garden room business?
lost that last year mate
Wow boring do people actually watch this 😂
Yeah, generally around 17,000 people, you know what to do don’t you mate, go watch something else, I find generally, negative comments are from individuals that ain’t got much going on
@@thegardenroomguruha!.... Soo.. He watches it.... and takes the time to COMMENT on it...... but it's boring...!!!
D'oh....
@andymccabe6712 😂
Wanker
100 ltr pressurised direct slim line cylinder ??
I didn’t watch it all then he says hot water cylinder lol his bang on tho
AAV 110mm ??
what's that mean mate?
@@thegardenroomguru automatic air vent extend the 4 inch boss it to it instead of having them tees so when you flush the toilet the AAV lets air to be sucked in not dragging the water from traps
@@thegardenroomguru Air admittance valves, durgo valves, AAV’s or air inlet valves as they are sometimes known, allow air into the soil stack system without letting air (and thus smells) out. This stops a vacuum in the pipework and allows the waste to drain easily without letting smelly gasses out inside the property.
When you flush waste water from a toilet, bath or sink the water will flow along the waste pipe and air is carried along with it. As the water and air flow down the pipe it will cause a change in pressure in the pipework and air will be drawn into the system. Often this will be from plugholes, but air will enter the system anywhere it can in order to reduce the negative pressure. Have you ever heard the gurgling sounds coming from the plughole or drain when you’re emptying the sink for example?