Recent content by Henry Patel

What would be the best. I would like your opinion.

Many Thank you

Can a CDi worcester have a combined feed and vent pipe?

Sorry Mr Harrogate the house is 30 years old the central heating is 2 years old. The heating was very good until I added 2 very tall Towel warmers radiators 1800 X 600, the top of these is very near the ceiling so the distance from them to the header tank is not very big. My loft is only really...

It was a new system about 2 years ago so I know the pipework is all very good. I just have a very short loft space and my house is on different levels (4 floors) so there is not much height for the heading tank. I have moved it up as high as I can but I get a bit of blow over from the vent pipe...

Mr Harrogate I am thanking you. that is what I will do. I will T into the return pipework in 15mm in the airing cupboard and run that into the loft space and install it there. My God sometimes the answer is so very simple. Thanking you very much sir.

By doing this conversion would it benefit me in getting heat around the house a little quicker than a conventional Y plan system. I am thinking yes, is that correct.

I am also thinking... to reach the loft space is only about 6-7ft up from the cylinder, surely 3 bar would climb this height easily. Is it a definate no to do it this way.

Yes it is a 30 CDi. So please explain.. I will put the expansion vessel in the airing cupboard, how then do I put the PR valve somewhere else. I need a mains supply to fill the system (airing cupboard sounds good for this) does the pressure relief valve not need to be near the rest of the...

I would like to convert my conventional system to a sealed system and the only place that I can place the expansion vessel is in the cylinder cupboard that is in the centre of the house. Can I run the PRV pipework vertically up into the loft and then along to the outside, or do I have to pull up...