Your Vans and what you drive

[zolco]

Haha no mate. Not at all. The plastic is grippy.

Was only concerned about the elf and safety aspects of it
Still can't get over it how clean it is, I think Vince is out there now scrubbing his floor in the dark, he can't be second

 

[owls]

Every day stuff. I need every last bit of that. Lock up holds the rest. View attachment 19199

That's ridulously clean, the back of ours are like skips.

 

[Dropsalot]

PV takes you 20 years to return the investment maybe even more in the UK where the sunny hours low

Tesla "slate" £1.50 each. Welsh slate can be ten times that. If every new build or extension had the tesla, sooner or later, we would have enough free energy to run the streetlights.......maybe?

 

[Dropsalot]

You gotta have some fresh air in there. View attachment 19200

That looks like a shop!

Neat and tidy.

 

[zolco]

Tesla "slate" £1.50 each. Welsh slate can be ten times that. If every new build or extension had the tesla, sooner or later, we would have enough free energy to run the streetlights.......maybe?

I don't know, looking it up its about 40 USD a sqft plus the battery pack plus the additional installation cost and ancillaries by the sparkie. I'm not saying you wrong or anything but seems quite costly to me, not to mention how much will it cost to get rid of it when it's lifetime is up and how much emission created manufacturing it. Knowing how much sunny hours the UK got I don't think it's viable here, still if they offer grants and tax relief it might becomes more affordable.
I know lot of farmers got grants to put solar panels up on suitable land and buildings, councils were giving out planning on it easily, most was only interested in the feed back tariff
I might be completely wrong tho