Hi a colleage has moved his cylinder tank into the loft, now the feed(top pipe to the coil)is higher than the cistern is this ok?Also is changing a gravity system to a pump system a difficult task bearing in mind he seems to have a "c-plan" ie a cylinder stat and diverter valve tho i could be wrong!
cylinder in loft help
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lewis5 said:
Well, ask the question, "how do you bleed the air out of the pipe if the water source is lower than the pipe?"
Is any task difficult? it depends what you are comparing it with. It's all relative, there's nothing absolute.
could always try raising the hight of the cistern 
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lewis5 said:
Morning kev
,life certainly is a biit ch you know, we get people on this forum who want free "plumbing-by-numbers" account of how to re-do their system and they ask naff questions like "My tank's too high, is that OK", and they don't even bother to write a description about their existing system. (You know like wot's in the posts at the top of the forum). Just hope the bloke wot wrote the original post here don't read my reply 'cos 'e'll probably moan about how unhelpful contributors on the forum are.
Still we might get another amusing day reading "drip's" solutions to unemployment and disaffection in the plumbing industry. Ho hum.......
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