Recent content by Big_T

great idea, didnt think of that, thank you for all the help

Im not sure, all i know is that that tap is only just open and i have lots of pressure, if i open the tap to any where near 90deg the water pushes past the seals on the ball valves in both toilets. I only have one bath and one shower

well i was happy with the boiler, had new kitchen fitted etc.... boiler went wrong (maybe i should have got it serviced in the last 6 years) cost of parts they THINK it needs, nearly £400, so i thought i would be better off getting a new boiler

its going to be a bit more than that, the pipes run under my newly tiled kitchen floor, throught the hall then up from the downstairs toilet to the bathroom upstairs. so it will be quite a major job, so if i could get away with a bigger boiler and the fact that i have very hight cold water...

Thank you for your help It might seem a bit drastic but I dont think its as drastic as changing all the pipes, that would be a major major job, id rather pay a couple of hundred more on the boiler than a couple of thousand on replacing the pipes. I also have very high cold water pressure...

thats great, thanks alot for your answer. couple more questions though if you dont mind would it be possible to leave to 22mm tube but get a bigger boiler to cope with it? does the cold water pressure going in determin the hot presure going out or does the combi have 2 pumps, one for...

hello, I currently have an ideal 2000 boiler doing my central heating and hot water. It only has 3 pipes going to it, i assume gas outlet and return. I have a motorised valve in the airing cupboard, with a common and two outlets, one side for heating the other for hot water. I am assuming...