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The installer of my boiler and cylinder came to connect the cylinder PRV/tundish pipe to the waste. PRV/tundish pipe connects to the condence pipe and then to the bath waste. PRV/tundish pipe is the one with the push fit connections. Are we all good??? Are we all good???

No bare wire but seems cables are hanging from 4mm of copper screwed in a connection, if this ain't asking for trouble I don't know what is. Don't seem to be any loose pipe work, but several people here have mentioned the d2 pipe, flexible hose and location of valve may not be to regulations...

I'll reply later this evening, But in the meantime have a look at all my pictures in my 1st post. About 10 pictures.

The work is complete and I was happy until some of comments here. I have asked the plumber to make the wiring safe and have a look over all the pipes to make sure all is safe and reliable. I really don't wanna be a tricky customer but that wiring is bad and the tundish d2 pipe left to...

I posted this as it was asked. I had no doubts whatsoever and was pleased with thd job, plus was supporting a local tradesmen. No i didn't do it myself, I couldn't even put a screw in the wall

Have not received benchmark, certificates or any paper work yet, I guess he's waiting for final payment before any documents given to me.

I ain't really got a clue to be fair, I thought it was a good professional job.

Many thanks for highlighting

I believe the d2 is tundish related, it terminates into thin air. See picture, you can just see it.

I believe that is the condence pipe, that bucket was temporary. Condence pipe now plumbed in with bath waste.

What you talking about??? It's finished, just got his final bill.

Check out my new system. Really pleased with it. Vaillant system boiler and Gledhill cylinder. What do you pros think???

Work in progress Any comments/suggestions?

Currently I think its 30kw. Would prefer a more the capable boiler to heat 6 bedrooms over 3 floors.

Any thoughts on this quote???