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Plastic hinge type or stainless steel fittings?

You don't need isolation valves. What is the distance from tap to elbow?

That really is a piece of string question and unlikely to get a ball park figure except for something ridiculous like £20k. Don’t assume anything and obtain at least 3 quotes. Boiler might be old but working.

Agreed, copper is proper :wink:

Looks like there's a hopper head - can you disconnect it from that? Then buy some downspout and an offset, maybe 2 if you need one the other end

No, just wanted some clarity from other members. I'll say now anyway, it was IanMcd.

IanMcd - a regular very well respected and helpful poster on here regarding heating and boilers. Will be sadly missed. @stem - thought you may want to know.

There in lies your problem

Foil to the right as well, looks like the pipe could be slack

Hard to tell, but I'd that mould growth to the right of the wastepipe?

He did yes, plumbing and electrics as well. It's not for me to say who though.

Sadly, it’s been confirmed about one of our friends in the CC too.

I think Conny passed away, I mentioned him on another thread a while ago, and I’m sure someone confirmed it. Edit, yes he did: https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/on-line-gambling.589879/page-5#post-6157208

Hard to tell just from pictures and only way to know 100% is get it tested. Looks like plasterboard imo. I don’t think they used AIB unless flatted block perhaps, but could have used Superlux/asbestolux - some people believe this contained asbestos.

It’s usually stipulated as to the types of systems thy can be fitted to, most notably are low pressure and electric showers.

Kinetic switch perhaps?

Would need to see what bath panel is intended to be fitted and a decent photo of underneath

You’re most welcome.

Ok. You should have got a tiny trickle at least. Try spinning it counter clockwise with a small flat bladed screwdriver. Probably coincidence that it’s failed. That or you’ve run it dry.

It should have been done at rest after refilling and before any running. Try it both ways.