Rigging Up Temporary Accomodation - Hot Water ?
Discussion
I've exchanged and have to move out of my house in 3 weeks, my renovation is no where near ready due to trades not turning up claiming everything from family deaths, sickness etc
I'm considering a Static in the garden but the other option is to "camp" in the house - some rooms are plastered and have power.
I'm thinking electric heaters in the bedrooms, I can fit a temporary bathroom and kitchen but the main thing I'm missing is hot water.
The obvious options are:
Electric shower
Electric hot water heater by sink
Are there any propane equivalents - albeit as it's hopefully only for a few months are they worth the hassle ?
I'm considering a Static in the garden but the other option is to "camp" in the house - some rooms are plastered and have power.
I'm thinking electric heaters in the bedrooms, I can fit a temporary bathroom and kitchen but the main thing I'm missing is hot water.
The obvious options are:
Electric shower
Electric hot water heater by sink
Are there any propane equivalents - albeit as it's hopefully only for a few months are they worth the hassle ?
I've done the camping in the house most of my life , it's a bit crap but it is the way forward , electric shower over a cheap shower tray and a couple of shower curtains .
If you live in it you have no choice but to get on with it , if you escape to a static you may start to get comfortable in it , and you have to get rid of it at the end .
If you live in it you have no choice but to get on with it , if you escape to a static you may start to get comfortable in it , and you have to get rid of it at the end .
Combination hot water cylinder. It's a header tank and cylinder in one. You could run a temporary cold feed to in plastic and the same out for the hot. Fit an immersion heater to it and you have a temporary store of hot water.
Either that or a small mains pressure electric water heater.
Either that or a small mains pressure electric water heater.
Rickyy said:
Combination hot water cylinder. It's a header tank and cylinder in one.
Exactly this with simply a 3 pin plug on the end of the immersion element cable, just plug it into a 24 hr timer.Or this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKfr1AB1_OM&x-...
BGARK said:
Exactly this with simply a 3 pin plug on the end of the immersion element cable, just plug it into a 24 hr timer that can switch the load of the immersion.
Or this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKfr1AB1_OM&x-...
Fixed that for you.Or this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKfr1AB1_OM&x-...
I'd say that it might depend on how much messy work you still have to do in the house as it gets to be a real PITA having to tape off the clean areas and you also waste time tidying up after yourself each time.
We ended up with a static and it meant I could just crack on with messy jobs like plaster removal, cutting timber, etc. and just do a basic clean up with broom and shovel then nip into the caravan to get clean and sit in a clean environment.
We're back in the house now and the static needs to go as it's where we'll be building the garage. Not anywhere near Reading are you?
We ended up with a static and it meant I could just crack on with messy jobs like plaster removal, cutting timber, etc. and just do a basic clean up with broom and shovel then nip into the caravan to get clean and sit in a clean environment.
We're back in the house now and the static needs to go as it's where we'll be building the garage. Not anywhere near Reading are you?
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