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get what you can afford. valliant if you can.

i would, or is that whould:P

id prefer to see coper all the way, nothing wrong with 8mm or 10mm. why do you guys insist on running it down?

so what your saying is bosch isnt as good as it was sold? i agree.

i stand corrected it's a mixture of propane, propylene, methyl acetylene, propadiene and butane

rothenberger superfire2 with the yellow(propane mix) cylinders, takes a while to get used to because its so hot. you can get the black(butane) cylinders for a colder flame. the propane mix will solder 1" pipes outside in a howling gale in seconds and you wont have to worry about the odd drip...

there are a few from your area here ,grab one of them and they'll give you advice and a fair price. on a sidenote i do reports for prospective buyers, any boiler of that quality i'd be pointing out so the buyers know exactly what they are paying for and can adjust their offer accordingly.

sure it's not condence? cold pipes warm room.

aquavac if you can get hold of one.

phone and ask him would be the simplest solution, but i think you'll find he's already priced these into the job.

it's the type of job you can guess on for a couple of hours but get there and start the system from cold you'll know what's wrong in 10min. no one could be dumb enough to push the plastic paint caps into the rad while putting in a valve, could they?

first thing i'd suspect is dirty system, sludge has shifted to the waterways on new rads.

convection heaters work quite well i find, fast heatup time and good for air movement in the summer too when its too hot in there. They are a little bit more expensive but so much smaller than a wapping great big double 450mm rad.

great designing!!! :roll:

your logic is flawed. as for huntley let him die next time he tries.****.

they do these things knowing people don't have the time to go back chasing little money. i'm no sinflint(i use the very best materials) but i wont waste money if i can help it. OP if you have the time go back and complain.

it's a new incarnation of rubber glove man. lol sitting in the office waiting for a tip off prolly.

bloody hell £40 for a prv? go back with your invoice and ask to see the manager. full retail isnt that high. don't turn up at closing time :wink:

£80

not sure if a building inspector will accept them in place of a deep seal trap. i haven't had any problems with them.