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There are no prohibited locations for room sealed boilers (except LPG in basements), if fitted in a bathroom the electrical switch and controls must be mounted outside bathroom, he needs to read up on his regs i feel.

you can get it from most merchants, not sure on current prices though

http://www.saniflo.co.uk/professional/spa-product-line/sanispeed-product-description/

He's not dangerous, It's the morons that listen to his crap that are dangerous.

Thats a great reply, I would risk my life on a should be ok were a gas pipe is in question, You need to look at the manufacturers instructions and if you are still in doubt get a GSI around to check it out, why risk it for the sake of at the most £75

forgot to add :o :o :o

I am painting it. thanks for that Andy, wouldn't have thought of that, used it plenty in the old days on cars.

Need to know which is the best filler to use to fill knot holes in wood, I have just built a new banister and some of the Knot holes are on the top edge of the bottom rail, any advice would be great. Thanks

It sounds as though your pipes are well protected, the boiler should have a frost stat fitted this is always a good precaution

you MUST ALWAYS abide to the manufacturers instructions, this is very important

That may be so, but regs are regs, no amount of debate will change a Reg.

Simplez Regs say not to so we don't and as gas installers we don't question the written word in our bible. :roll: :roll: :roll:

there's no way that's a min 300mm drop from the tundish before the first bend. tut tut tut

Couldn't agree more, if 1 coil then 1/3 up is correct, however your main source of heat is to the top coil and as heat does not travel down then the bottom of the tank will not get hot,

why do you think it's dead, have you tried to recharge it with a foot pump ?, do you have water discharging from the valve when you press the pin down ?

Correct, gold star for you :) :)

If you have a balanced supply which you implied you have not having check valves won't matter as you have the same pressure on the hot and cold, although check valves are best practise

I would say the only things you cannot and must not do are the Flue and Gas, no reason why you can't hang boiler and wet plumb it up, although it may need to be powerflushed first and think about some sort of magna clean (TF1) on the central heating return and scale inhibiter on the cold in

Is there not an access panel around the edge of the base of the shower tray ?

Dito, this is the easy way