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    Self Drilling Screw

    What are the wings for on a self-drilling screw.
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    Oak Sleeper retaining wall

    I'd us a breathable membrane.
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    Permanently Remove a Radiator; Plastic Pipe Work

    The Rad is at 1st floor and the pipes feed from below, so no self venting.
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    Permanently Remove a Radiator; Plastic Pipe Work

    I want to permanently remove a radiator from my central heating system, it's a fairly new system with plastic speed-fit pipe work throughout. I've searched other threads but can't find anything relevant to plastic pipe work. Question is: is it ok to just remove the Rad and then cap the flow and...
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    Plumbing Terms

    Many thanks SandyLion, that makes sense.
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    Plumbing Terms

    I've just been given the hot and cold water services plan of a new house that I'm buying. On the diagram are terms such as Drop T/B, Rise F/B, Drop F/A and Rise T/A. I'm struggling to work out their meaning, can anyone help.
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    Central Heating F&E tank pipe work

    Gents Sorry about this but I made a bit of a cock up on the original drawing. Both the F&E and vent pipes are connected to the return line and not as previously shown. I fired up the system today to try and balance the rads. When first started there is quite a bit of gurgling and whooshing...
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    Central Heating F&E tank pipe work

    45yearsagasman. Thanks for your response. No pump overrun, by-pass not required and TRV's throughout except where the Gnd & 1st floor room stats are located.
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    Central Heating F&E tank pipe work

    I didn't think that the layout conformed to the generally accepted setup. I'm going to need some ammunition when I approach the installer so can you give me some idea of the implications of leaving the layout as is. Thanks
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    Central Heating F&E tank pipe work

    Here's a sketch that should make things a little clearer.
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    Central Heating F&E tank pipe work

    Looking for advice please. I have recently had my oil fired central heating boiler replaced and everything appears to be working fine. However, I have noticed that the vent pipe to the F&E tank has been installed on the return line at the point where the pipe work enters the boiler. The feed and...
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    Push Fit Pipe Repair

    Thanks, it's has I thought. Is there any regulation, bye law, or manufacture's guidance note that I can use to add weight to tomorrows discussion!
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    Push Fit Pipe Repair

    Got in from work this evening and wife tells me that the electrician who was installing an electric shower in our bathroom managed to drill into the cold feed pipe that is embeded in the concrete block wall. He has made a repair by cutting out the damaged section of 15mm tube and relacing with a...
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    Oil Fired AGA control valve question

    Oilhead and Mysteryman. Thanks for your positive approach and advice. The OCV isn't moving far, out of the old cupboard next to the AGA and then into the replacement cupboard. At the moment the Handwheel fire valve is connected to the Thermostatic FV which is connected directly to the OCV...
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    Oil Fired AGA control valve question

    Several of you have made quite a few assumptions re my ability/qualifications without addressing my question. Is it a tapered or straight fitting that is required.
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    Oil Fired AGA control valve question

    You are a drama Queen. Once the fitting is removed I'd be able to identify it but whilst it's in situ I can't tell if it's tapered or straight.
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    Oil Fired AGA control valve question

    I'm having a new kitchen fitted and the AGA control valve needs to be re sited. I wish to use new oil fittings all round and want to get them in before work starts but, I'm having trouble identifying the oil input port connection size. It's probably 1/4" BSP but not sure if it's tapered or...
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    Replacement Oil fired Boiler Recommendation

    Just wanted to bring this thread back to the top for opinions on outdoor boilers. Thanks
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