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Yep

Got one of those myself, cracking bit of kit :)

Also if you're going to put an isolation valve on with water coming through always put it on open as the pressure will keep pushing it off, then close it as soon as it's on properly

You can leave it were it is, as long as it is installed buy a GasSafe installer all will be good as they will take care of all and any Issues.

[/url] True, very true yet people still fit them, go figure

what you need is a standard towel rail, an electrician and one of these, http://www.screwfix.com/p/towel-radiator-element-250w/53016# you don't have to have 250w they do others and a modocum of plumbing knowledge :)

What Expertgasman is saying if you missed the point is BG £1750 NEVER, and I'll say that again NEVER

Is your installer going to powerflush ?, as already stated £800 for the boiler + flue + thermostat + copper + consumables, then you have new TRV's at £20 each + fitting, If you're looking at £1,500 I'd guess you ain't getting a pro install, get more quotes but on that boiler fitted properly...

Use these http://www.screwfix.com/p/jg-speedfit-isolating-valve-15mm-pack-of-5/25911

he says he has a Honeywell boiler, even more less likely :lol: :lol: :lol:

yes you should be able to do that, also depends whats underneath but i have put discreet inspection hatches in ceilings under such installs, done well it can look good, good luck with your install

Couldn't agree more, stupid man will need the assistance of an aqua vac when it starts to pi#s water all over the place, only option, change it

bought a new house and the old owners have taken out the bannister down the stairs, i need to reinstate as we have an 18 month old, anybody know good places to buy the kits from ?

compression are fine, For the belt and braces approach put some thread seal on them like Plumba or LSX, can you not put them somewhere were you can get to them in future like under bath in loft etc

If you are just going to have to use a silicone then get some Plumbers Gold, sticks sh#t to a shiny shovel :)

As long as you have sufficient flow rate and pressure it's a cracking boiler, Some will advise on other makes but you'll do well with a Vaillant

stop cock will be fine, if you do that then you won't need to turn off iso valve, check water is off first though, see my first reply and there is a link to screwfix with the iso valve you have

Dito, only if the toilet is under mains pressure though, if it's system fed turning of the stop cock won't stop you getting very wet if the iso valve fails you will have to turn of the gate valve from the tank in the loft, if it's not a pegler i would just plug the tank

DITO,

Do you have isolating valve like this one http://www.screwfix.com/p/15mm-x-straight-service-valve/58008 if so then you should be able to undo nut on valve from plastic thread, should be simple