Or perhaps I should use something like the below? Are these compatible with flexpipe?
https://spares-2-go.com/products/radiator-valve-15mm-x-10mm-pushfit-chrome-speed-fit-reducing-straight-compression-stem-pack-of-2
Another Q, relating to my towel radiator. The current piping is plastic i.e. 10mm flex pipe and I have bought speed fit couplers (10mm to 15mm) to connect to my new radiator valves. Will these work with compression fittings?
I'm replacing a radiator in my bathroom with a towel radiator, which will also need new radiator valves. I'm hoping to do this without draining the system. I have a system boiler (boiler and hot water tank) and a closed/ unvented heating circuit. Am I right that if the valve is removed, then...
Thanks foxhole! I take it that the second link are the nuts I would use to secure the frame? Do you also have a recommendation for the thread bar? or are they all the same thread size?
I have a basic gazebo on my outdoor patio which has four feet that are screwed into the slabs. It's not very secure (especially in the wind) so I was hoping to attach the two vertical posts nearest to my wall to the wall itself. The posts are metal and hollow and have a square cross section of...
I'm extending a patio area and was wondering if I need a layer of subbase before I lay sharp sand. The area will be covered by a pergola so I'm not too worried about drainage. Also, I've noticed that the current slabs are only layed on sharp sand.
I'm fixing my daughters hoverboard which needed a new plastic shell. When I came to replacing the shell, there's a few computer boards and speakers fixed to the shell by some kind of resin - perhaps silicone or polymer? I need to carefully remove these and then fix to the new plastic shell...
The pergola is 3m (width) X 2.5m (protruding from house) and my patio once extended will be approx 6m (width) X 3m (from house). I'm planning to put the extended patio slabs on sublayer and sand - so would it be possible to drain into the sublayer, perhaps using a porous drain? Or doesn't it...
I'm looking to extend my patio and install a pergola extending from the back of my house. The pergola will cause water to accumulate at the edge of my patio which leads onto my garden - Can I simply fit a drainage channel in between the edges of my patio and garden (grassed area)? Any tips or...