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To be fair I've never come across one on a timer but as you say if it's on a timer it would make sense to fit a check valve.

Not required!

I know son!

Unscrew the metal rod that forms part of the knob! Then there should be a grub screw under it to remove knob.

Without knowing your exact system it's hard to say. Normally when bathroom rads come on with the hot water it's because they were piped up on the hot water circuit so that in the summer months when you have hot water on it will heat the bathroom rads only so that your towels dry. As for the...

Twelve month old instal! Leak on elbow buried in wall, not wrapped as you can see!

Fit a tank to an electric shower that is suitable for a tanked cold supply. The shower will have its own integral pump. You will always have a good shower. There are other options available but could be costly, like an accumulator or break tank and booster set. A cheap but possibly not...

Or inlet valve passing causing high water level overflowing through internal overflow!

Oh dear! :shock: no clips, not sleeved through block! Get it sorted! :D

I leave them in for customers as they can be a pain, so long as you turn the white square screw off then you'll be fine :D

Oventrop are the one to get but if its not a big run then possibly not needed.

Yes they are expensive, also not sure if they plug in or need to come off a spur! Low surface temp rads are available (LST) they have a metal cover and a standard style radiator underneath.

Why not just change it for a bigger one!

Should be ok with what you're doing, what size pump is it?

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i would chop floor out carefully following the pipes, drain down first though. then you need to chase out floor for new pipe run. you will need to use soldered fitting which can be difficult to solder if any water still in pipes. if you can raise the joint where new pipe meets old then it will...

Ptfe is fine, if you can get some loctite 755 (liquid) or loctite 55 (rope/string). If using ptfe give it about 15 wraps. So long as you measure accurately then the wall plate elbows are fine and generally cheaper the pre made brackets.

Basin taps are probably cheap even if cost a fair bit, seen them trickle like that before once turned off. Kitchen tap looks iffy too. Don't think it's the installers fault however I would have taken them back and got another set and if the same happened I'd change the make and model of tap!