Recent content by billplumb

just to prove a point about using pushfit fittings on chrome pipe, i myself pressure tested a couple and did not blow off at 50bar hydraulic test. take it from me, john guest only advises not to use pushfit on chrome. don't just take the catalogues information as gospel put it to practice for...

This will not give you performance at all and nothing but trouble

u can use your old methods as i do but lets try and move to the future and make things simple for our selves MATE

obviously corgimann u have just agreed with me which makes it 2 to 1

and who are u to tell me to use the edit key Chris MOD 2 he didn't i did

Maybe Chris, u have got a **** water supply an applys everywhere else, BUt unfortunatly thats not the case here

If u want to give incorrect advice then be my guest Chris, the cost of a electric supply or new 22mm supply to to pump plus the cost of the pump seems to balance the costs

could be there next door neighbour

this is not a competion corgimann its about giving advice and good advice at that, i have used these fittings when changing from copper to chrome and not had any trouble. i have even used them in my own home 10years ago and not one drop of water has been lost thrugh using these fittings. i...

we are not talking about john guest here try tectight

use diamond core i use 150mm core to allow for fitting if is is going to directed down, and also gives a 15-20mm fill around the pipe or fitting for a professional look

the meter comes set well above the usage so no worries

great spring is here and easter hols are on the way time for the heating to be turned down, or off for some major works to take place

Get a rothemburger superfire 2 and swear by the, used a turbo torch with plastic casing ( Crap once u drop it a few times ) but great all the time it is working,

never use the idea of mixing hot water from your cylinder with your mains water, either use one or the other and not both as people have recomended (CHRIS)