25 Nov 2016 09:37
Hive thermostats are going cheap(er) on Amazon…worth getting? I need a dual zone system..
25 Nov 2016 09:50
i just bought Nest waiting on del
how come you wanna go for Hive by the way?
anyone seen anywhere doing good black friday deals for kitchen appliances ?
25 Nov 2016 10:09
Not swayed one way or the other on thermostats…just want the best one and this was cheaper than usual. Is Nest better? I need to control an ufh system and a separate radiator system for the rest of the house.
25 Nov 2016 10:39
Who cares mate it looks sick
25 Nov 2016 10:40
Not really I think they're both good as far as I'm aware
25 Nov 2016 11:12
I think you'll probably need two Nest units.
I've just had Nest installed as I got underfloor heating put in an extension. Told the geezer I wanted one box to control everything and he recommends a Nest.
Doesn't work, he put 3 underfloor zones in so I have a Nest controlling my radiators and 3 crap digital thermostats, one controlling each underfloor zone. Going to get a second opinion to see if it can be done with only one Nest or we'll need two. I'm not getting 4.
25 Nov 2016 11:44
my bro has a big house with radiators and underfloor heating and all kinds and he just has one nest ?????
mines just a 2 bed flat mate with like 7 radiators so should work a treat
25 Nov 2016 12:16
Surely your bro must have it all on the one circuit? I thought if you want to create more than one independent zone for heating then you need other thermostats?
25 Nov 2016 12:19
Nest is very basic, won't work for your situation saxon as I don't believe it can deal with multiple zones.
Some reviews here::
http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/test-centre/digital-home/12-best-smart-heating-systems-2016-2017-uk-hive-nest-more-3583499/
Anto
3540 posts since 19/1/12
1 Dec 2016 08:44
Does anyone know how to remove small\light marks from Vitra Eames chairs?
MLI
4348 posts since 6/10/09
2 Dec 2016 06:02
DSRs? Why not? I prefer made in USA, Herman Miller, seems more authentic to me but of course Vitra is quality and official/properly speced.
Are yours white? I'd use those "magic eraser" spot cleaning blocks where you break off a piece and just ad some moisture. Leave any white surface pristine (personally used to excellent effect on walls & coffee cups). Thing about modern Eames plastic shell stuff is it's not made of some super fine rare materials or anything, it's hard-wearing ABS and you don't have to treat it with any special care. That follows the basic Ethos of the Eames, they never used rare or expensive materials. Basically you should only be using a wet cloth for normal cleaning.
shego
1543 posts since 11/12/07
2 Dec 2016 13:32
Got about 1.4k to spend on a sofa.. Looking at www.johnlewis.com/g-plan-vintage-the-sixty-seven-large-sofa/p374634 - is there anywhere else that does sofas in a similar price range that I can also view/sit on before purchasing?
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