Recent content by adam1998

Hi Lee, I am a bit confused as to who are you replying to with the above?

It's not new, obviously you haven't followed this topic, yes my boss is COMCAT, he has every certificate possible.

By the way Mr. Robinson and the rest of the gas "specialists" on here. I spoke with my mentor today and I did mention and showed him a picture of the fitting below: http://www.wickes.co.uk/Wickes-Male-Iron-Coupler-22-x-25mm-Pack-2/p/421601 ...and do you know what he said? He said: Good...

What a waste of ink mate, you didn't do the full research, as you'd find that your question and "worry" was already answered by me. Now go back and find the answer yourself as i won't do it for you, because it looks to me that most of you folks here, are just interested in anything else but not...

I am sure my mentor will have all the fittings in his van and there will be no need to go to a merchant, but I like the way you worded it and I thank you for that :)

As I have said before, there is an existing cooker of the same type that has been running there on 22mm gas supply for many years, you're the only person to suggest that the piping should be increased to 28mm all the way back to the meter. I don't think this is the answer. Ok this is the...

I think you enjoy having an audience. Good for you.

This fitting really is the solution here :) http://www.mrcentralheating.co.uk/compression-adaptor-22mm-x-1-male-iron-straight as my mentor said: "Sometimes things are very simple." I don't think he would give me some very complicated case to resolve knowing my very basic knowledge in this...

Do you think this fitting could be the answer?

I am sorry I have to disagree here, I find this fitting, see below: http://www.mrcentralheating.co.uk/compression-adaptor-22mm-x-1-male-iron-straight which I think is the solution here, the 1" male side of the fitting get screwed into the 1" valve on the cooker, and into the other 22mm end...

No there isn't.

The valve on the cooker is 1", so a 1" male fitting would screw into the valve, but on the other side, I guess it has to be 22mm male so that the 22mm copper would be screwed into it it with a compression type fitting. So far I find this...

Sorry Andrew, you're right you wasn't negative and thanks for that. The book that I have is just Plumbing Level 1 Trainee Guide, I try to look most of my information online. I was looking online, but can't find a reducing fitting from 1" to 22mm, the 1" male would screw into the valve and then...

Thanks for your time guys, to be honest I wasn't expecting such negative answers. To: FiremanT: Wonder how much did you know about this subject when you were 16 years of age? To: Dan_Robinson: "A free ride", this is what the internet is for mate, that is why I am here to find the answer...

Hi guys, I hope someone can help me out here. First of all let me say that I am only 16 years old, and I have just started my apprenticeship in plumbing, so as you can expect not a lot of knowledge :) but I am willing to learn and hopefully one day I'll become a very good plumbing engineer. One...