Heat pump is not compatible with a water-bearing fireplace

  • Erstellt am 2023-10-20 18:54:17

Allthewayup

2024-02-12 19:10:25
  • #1
I would really chew out the heating engineer who screwed this up so badly. Imagine a doctor amputating the leg instead of stitching the laceration on the head, that's about how far off the mark the so-called heating engineer was. But well, I am currently experiencing something similar. Tilers who firmly grout expansion joints, heating engineers who place buffer storage tanks half on tiled and half on untiled floors, and electricians who puncture membrane boxes with empty conduits - nowadays all completely normal, says the expert.
 

Jessica388

2024-02-12 19:20:20
  • #2
I wish you lots of strength!
 

Allthewayup

2024-02-12 20:10:51
  • #3
Thanks, you learn to take things as they "hit" you ;):cool: *Edit: A very good expert now also acts as a psychiatrist for battered builders ;)
 

HungrigerHugo

2024-02-12 20:35:07
  • #4


How anyone "consumes" energy honestly doesn't give you a damn. The day energy is no longer affordable for the general population, politics will be in for a rude awakening. We are not far from that day anymore.
 

chand1986

2024-02-12 20:43:01
  • #5
Energy is not a private good, and the consequences of its use are more public than anything else is public. Therefore, the public certainly has an interest in rules - which ones those are is to be discussed. "Einen Dreck angehen" is obviously incorrect here.
 

HungrigerHugo

2024-02-12 22:17:04
  • #6
Of course, "energy" is a private good. One does not receive it from the state yet.
 
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