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far as i know there are no regs but your insurance company may have their own specs.however,if your bottle is well secured in its own cupboard and you have a short length of flexi orange hose going to a 8mm bulkhead pigtail and the rest of the installation is done in 8mm copper pipe,fixed well...

i wouldn't advise the squirty foam.how much water coming down?if its a leak better to find it and fix it,if its condensation insulating will sort it.squirty stuff might not stop anything and might re direct it

for what its worth,just put one of the uppy downy tilty ones in for someone and he's quite impressed with it.i put it in the middle at the rear over the bed and its not in the way

a few people use camping mats for the floor and over the cab.but if you have the headroom better to use kingspan for the floor.normally 25mm with 12mm ply on top,so if you can afford to lose37mm off your height?

Expanding Insulation Foam Kits - For Larger Applications - Spray or Inject - Fast & Easy to Use i think the 229 quid is enough for a van

i tend to use that stuff like rockwool but its recycled plastic bottles from b and q but the plastic foil stuff is good just dearer,stick it up with spray glue from toolstation.if you really want to go for it you can get an expanding foam spray kit to spray all the walls and ceiling,or there are...

that's just hearsay i'm afraid,and i think it would be very disappointing if it went down before the program was finished

often think of such things and thats what i'd use. you get a powerful slow motor and up and down on the switch and a cable loop that would be quite easy to fix a slider to

funny thing with these heaters,i use to pick them up discarded next to bins around europe,and fix them up to flog on.the 2 most common reasons they were dumped was obviously scaled up,an easy fix with muriatic acid in any supermarket,but the other was wasp grubs in the pilot or the burner.if you...

i used to wonder a bit about no flue,but when you see the flames in the water heater and compare it with the 4 burners going on the cooker,not a lot in it and you don't think to flue a cooker. being aware and using common sense, i at least opened a hatch or window

don't know the modern ones, but used to find rinnai easier to regulate,i expect they're all good now

some use a battery,but some use water power,the water running spins a turbine spark generator.this modern stuff eh? like alan i never had a flue,just opened the hatch but of course can't advise that now.i don't really know how we survived really,no gas drop holes,no flues,red hot woodburners,no...

the modern ones self ignite when needed so no pilot

if you mean like a morco instantaneous wall mounted water heater,yes what van?

i've always built my own, costs are so much lower that its not such a big deal to make a change. have another kid,get a bigger van, bored with the layout,change it. BUT you need a lot of knowledge,you need technical ability,you need to have some design skills and a LOT of tools. plus the nerve...