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Hi and thanks for the replies. The fire sits on a concrete plinth and the alcoves either side are boxed in with with a brick feature. Also that wall backs onto the entry, so, whilst the underfloor void is well ventilated, I would worry about a build up of carbon monoxide if I closed off the...

Hi, I suppose this has been brought up before but I cannot seem to find it. I have a 1936 town house (mid terrace) with back boiler in the living room. In the opposite corner about 18 inches below the ceiling is a vent and on the outside of the house is an air brick,,, one of those square...

Thanks Denso, My brother in law is coming round next week to see if he can sort it out but will get him to turn the pump round first. Thanks all for the help Robert

Thanks for the reply Norcon. He is my brother in law so is willing to return anytime I ask him to. He stated he thought the flow should be pumped to the boiler not away from it. I would not argue with a time served plumber and as the pump is in a very difficult to get at place I just let him get...

Hi, Thanks for quick reply,, The pump was put onto the original pipe but turned to pump into the boiler not out of it. By just turning the pump all should be as it was originally. Thanks,, will try that. Robert

Hi, First time on this forum and hoping someone can help. After turning on the heating at the start of winter we had some serious water hammer. I have an open fire with back boiler (baxi) for hot water (gravity fed) and pumped heating. The pump was a grundfoss ups but fitted on a horizontal...