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Thanksa lot. Thats brilliant information, ta. Just one thing, does it need capping off or anything in the loft once its been disconnected?

Price to pay him is original quote minus new builders quote. That will surely be the fairest option as nobody loses out.

Sorry I'm not sure if this comes under roofing or plumbing or possibly something else. I don't have a chimney stack in my home, I have a metal flue that runs up the wall cavity and then pops into the house in the loft and up through the roof with a lovely spinning cowl on top. Anyway...

I'll make sure I measure the bracket heights about 100 times before I attempt to install them and I've seen the telescopic ones but reviews seem to suggest that they leak quite easily so I'll just have an attempt with the various fixed extensions and i'm sure it will be fine

Once again thanks a lot, the information is a big help I'll get a couple of the 20's and 1 30 just in case then I might also buy a couple of valves while i'm there just in case I take the radiator off only to find I need new valves. When I hopefully don't use them I can always take them...

Thanks for the reply, I had a look at the Myson ones but they were around double the price of a standard sized radiator and the looks of it isn't really essential as the radiator isn't really seen where it is in the room. Using the extension piece should it be fairly straightforward? I've taken...

Thanks a lot. Is it as simple as that then? Somebody told me that when replacing a radiator I HAVE to replace the valves as you can't put a new radiator on an old valve. Also would I be best off buying a couple of 20 and 30mm extensions just to be on the safe side in case I don't have much...

Hi I'm planning on replacing a radiator with a slightly smaller one and was hoping somebody could give me a bit of advice what parts I need to do this The radiator I've got at the moment is 1149mm wide so I know it's an old imperial size so the plan is to change it to an 1100 wide metric one...