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My lounge wall is brick, cavity, breezeblock, dot/dab plasterboard. I have removed a gas fire, leaving the cavity where the breeze block was removed for the old fire. I want to fit floating shelves for my home cinema AV receiver, sky box etc. in the recess. I am wall mounting a TV just above...

I am installing a power shower. I am planning to run 22mm pipes up to loft from a Stuart Turner Monsoon positive twin pump and then drop them down to the shower thru a stud wall cavity. I have 200mm from bottom of cold tank to top of the highest pipework. The literature says this is sufficient...

Just thinking things thru while waiting for flange to be delivered......... 1. Will the decrease to 22mm in the 28mm hot supply to the house by fitting the flange affect the flow at taps? 2. I am planning to route the 22mm pipes from the airing cupboard shower pump back up to the loft and...

Thanks so much for your help here. Now its all clear! If I understand it right I just need to get a York Flange with a 1" female base. This will fit onto the 1" male cylinder fitting. I disconnect the existing dhw supply, fit the flange, reconnect the original 28mm DHW supply using a 22mm to...

The male thread out of the top of the cylinder is inch and a quarter (32mm?) All the York flanges seem to be 1". Would you fit a 1 1/4" to 1"reducer below the flange? Thanks for the help BTW!!

I am fitting a power shower. I currently have a male fitting on top of the hot water cylinder connected to a 28mm pipe which feeds the hot water to house. There is a vent pipe teed off this 28mm pipe back up to cold water tank in loft. What sort of flange do I need? do they make them in...

I want to run pipework down from loft to a shower thru a stud wall partition between 2 rooms. Is it OK to drill straight down thru the head plate (the horizontal timber across the top) to accomodate 2 X 15mm pipes? The partition wall does not appear to be doing anything structural and I am clear...