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Poult you made one serious error on this thread and that was to try and get into a di@k measuring competition with an extremely well respected and knowledgeable Guy, and his popularity as been proven by all the other members jumping to his defence ( not that he needs it, he can take care of himself). I think the very least you can do is apologise to the guy for your comments and for what you called him, if not I cant see you being very welcome for very long.
 
Why would he bother?? Whatever he say's or tells you, you're going to try and find some fault with it...

In the future stick to asking questions, and rather than trying to find fault with the sound replies, listen to them, ....you might actually learn something!!

Why would he bother... This is where if i'm clearly wrong - correct me. Would i jump on him after that? No.
So if i am wrong with this i would Happily Apologise.
 
Marvo, Sintra,

You can borrow this if you like. But please return it, it comes in handy now and again.

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I asked the question to Tazz of the clarification of the L categories. Once done and proved wrong Like i said I'll apologise for everything said Until then you guys can keep on my back about being wrong, all you like but as you all stated Tazz is the man i should be learning from....
 
My profile is merely down to the fact i came on here recently for other help with understand my college course. As every electrician knows there is a hell of alot to learn besides fire alarms. (Especially when thats all u deal with) so saying im an inexperience expert just down to a profile....wow.

Just to confirm my (small) knowledge of the L categories:-
L1 throughout - including spaces bigger than 1sq m, voids more the 800mm in depth.
L2 - an L3 with additional Higher Risk areas. (Not so different)
L3 designed to protect escape routes
L4 & L5 not really worth thinking about on this case.

Now i fully understand Tazz that you are clearly Superior in your knowledge I'm i cant deny that there are clearly somethings in Fire i have little knowledge of.
So if you can clarify those Ls... By all means

If you are not an inexperienced expert what are you your profile and past posts in this and other threads is obviously giving the wrong impression.

Why does someone with way more knowledge and experience have to justify themselves to you
 
I can see either a ban coming or a closed thread. Poult you did bring this on yourself, I have just been reading some of your post's in other threads and you have said you are still at college, so what possessed you to start being clever with Tazz and then insulting him.
Arrogance is acceptable only if it can be backed up .
 
College for level 3 electrics not Fire Alarms.

Is it so wrong for me now asking Tazz to clarify the L categories?

I certainly insulted him once and i will apologise for all once the question has been answer which is hardly unacceptable. Arrogance in previous post yes certainly (i'm a ***** at times) but my last post towards Tazz is confirming or none confirming my knowledge to His.
Again as you ALL point to his knowledge out ways mine. So just asking for confirmation is hardly criminal.
 
It would have been easier to approach client and suggest fire risk assessment. Then any AFD would be installed to the appropriate class.
Just from description that would also include any other amendments e.g basement , shop and flat above with one stairwell should have some building protection otherwise it's one big chimney
 
If you are not an inexperienced expert what are you your profile and past posts in this and other threads is obviously giving the wrong impression.

Why does someone with way more knowledge and experience have to justify themselves to you

U still going on?

So who isn't answering the question now

Put or shut up and leave and don't slam the door on the way out
 
Again you still going on to lead an argument which means nothing to you. Real clever of u.

you've been a member here for all of 5 minutes and yet have still managed to annoy nearly every respected member to the point that someone whos contributions are valued wants to throw the towel in.

so either tow the line or f*** off back to where you came from.

last warning.
 
poultry, if you got nothing useful to contribute, bugger off.

you've been a member here for all of 5 minutes and yet have still managed to annoy nearly every respected member to the point that someone whos contributions are valued wants to throw the towel in.

so either tow the line or f*** off back to where you came from.

last warning.

Well said Tel and Biff

Again you still going on to lead an argument which means nothing to you. Real clever of u.

Thank you for answering my question you can't justify the space you have taken up in this thread cos you are a know nowt jumped up twirp

I'm not looking for an argument just a clarification of your qualification and / or experience as an expert who picks at the posts of some one who is eminently more experienced than you and you obviously cannot do that so sling yer hook
 

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