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Hi, not sure the battery would be the problem, more the way it is managed and what SEG you are on. The Agile tariff is by far the bast – with people charging their batteries over night at the cheap rate and selling back to the grid during peak times. You’d need to cancel the FIT and start an SEG tho...

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I'd recommend using a stud finder, as securing the cabinet to this on the non-solid part of the wall would be best - you can use your stud finder for this. If you know the area that will be covered you could try drilling a couple of pilot holes and see what comes out on the drill bit: wood = strud p...

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One great book I have read which changed how I approach finances for my business is 'Profit First'.

Well worth a read!

matt_br

Floor lamps are great for lighting a space. You could get one with a dimmer so you have some control over how bright it gets.

You may also want to include a bedside lamp for reading in the evening.

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Pretty difficult to tell without lifting them. £2000 seems steep for removing wallpaper, but depends on the size of the room I guess. Insulation could be legitimate reason for covering the walls, but seems like a strange approach to me. If you are really worried I would request that a professional i...

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I wouldn't say this is cheap, but I certainly wouldn't say it is incredibly expensive.

If I were you I would get a couple of quotes to see how it measures up.

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