It was. Didn't ring true to me at first. But the nozzle hadn't been fitted correctly by the manufacturer.
Up to the installer to check that before it is handed over
No it isn't, nobody is checking the bolts inside diffusers, to check nozzles are correctly attached - you'd be taking them apart and voiding warranties in many cases.
Cheers, I didn't doubt it, unless they were looking at getting sued by blaming them.
Are they doing Grease?
well somebody must check them before they leave the factory unless they have got from a cheap skate firm. All my years in Engineering and everything was checked and tested by an inspector before they left the factory.
That’s what I would have thought. Surely these units are run for a period to see if anything falls off or rattles. I doubt we’ll know the truth but I’m guessing if the company wants to carry on supplying such units for other developments then a mutual agreement has been made.
By installer I assumed you meant actually installing on site. It should have been picked up by the QA in the factory hence why it's a factory defect.
There's been no mutual agreement, the manufacturer has admitted fault.
Who was the company? Just so I can avoid them in the future.
Can't say but they are among the industry leaders. And I expect they will have to announce it in the future.
Hope they weren't manufactured in the UK
www.placenorthwest.co.uk
Old news, this was posted yesterday :)The original budget was £365mill
Co-Op Live opens as costs set to reach £450m
Those issues have also led to the rising price tag for the arena, which initially was set to cost £365m. Now, Oak View Group chief executive Tim Leiweke has told the Manchester Evening News that the figure is £400m and likely to grow to £450m before all is said and done
Co-op Live opens as costs set to reach £450m - Place North West
After a series of high-profile delays, the highly anticipated Manchester arena opened its doors on Tuesday to host an Elbow concert.
Soon get that back with the cost of the beer.The original budget was £365mill
Co-Op Live opens as costs set to reach £450m
Those issues have also led to the rising price tag for the arena, which initially was set to cost £365m. Now, Oak View Group chief executive Tim Leiweke has told the Manchester Evening News that the figure is £400m and likely to grow to £450m before all is said and done
Co-op Live opens as costs set to reach £450m - Place North West
After a series of high-profile delays, the highly anticipated Manchester arena opened its doors on Tuesday to host an Elbow concert.