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I have a new tap to fit on this installation. Don't like screwing the female end of the flexis on to the sharp edge that should take an olive. Like to use 1/2"males to 15mm compressions. Or isos with a flat face on one side

Could I pull the plastic pipe out of the tee and put a small piece of copper in? Then a flat faced iso valve.

This is what currently have

If swapping this tap would you swap the isolation for a iso with a flat face. And the elbow for an elbow that is 15mm comp to 1/2" male?

That's interesting, and just replace the disc.

If a kitchen tap is dripping ceramic disc cartridge. Is it worth taking the tap apart to clean/regrease the cartridge?

Definitely lino thanks

It's a small line that has just gone through the top layer of the lino.

Could a shape dent in black lino be concealed with black stixall?

That Syphon is splittable so I can replace the split washer. With out having to remove the cistern?

The waste is too far back so I need a bent pan connector, then another fitting to extend the waste in to the room abit to fit the toilet spigot. I can't cut the flush pipe any further back as it would be on the bent section

Have a low level toilet with the waste pipe exiting through the floor. I plan on using a bent pan connector into it. However the connector is still too far back to fit the flush pipe. Is there an extension peace I can put in to the bend pan connector to allow the toilet to be for further forward?

Like that

Yes cushioned vinyl I haven't no. I thought about putting that colourfill stuff can use on kitchen worktops over the dent/scratch.

Is there anyway of repairing/making less obvious a dent/scratch in black lino? Thanks

Do I need to cut the ends off new copper pipe with a pipe cutter before crimping. Or can I use it straight out of the bundle without trimming the ends?

Why do column radiators have baffles in them? I no you need to flow to the side with the baffle can anyone explain there function please

Yes it is realativley small. I know they heat via radiation. Hence why I thought over sizing the btu rating.

So you'd probably go with the double columns and maybe be a tad over sized. These radiators transfer heat via radiation not convention. So best of being abit over sized as opposed to standard convertor radiators?

I'm looking at swapping 2, 1100 wide by 500 heigh single panel converter radiators for two tower column radiators. The existing are about 890 watts each. The columns will be 440 wide 1800 heigh a single in those are 850watts. A double is 1250 watts. Would I be best of with the double column or...