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I think you are on the right track with this boiler. Link it with a good installer and you should be fine. Andy.

I think you are getting hung up on both being at 6 oclock. As long as they are level. You could get them both at 6oclock if you experimented with the loctite.

Yes Yes but don't add more and rather than back up both, tighten one.

Ok so using the loctite 55 on one of the connectors first follow the instructions on the pack which will say use approx 10 wraps clockwise but use a bit more to the inner part of the thread so as you tighten it it will create the seal that you need before all of the thread goes in. Then do...

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'back off' = reposition Loctite 55 is the stuff Andy.

What could be the problem here is that the pan connector has a number of rings which make the seal in the soil pipe. If, once the pan connector is pushed into a position, if it is then pulled back out a bit the rings can distort inside the soil pipe losing the seal. You could try pulling the...

It's not glue. It's a pipe sealing cord, a modern alternative to ptfe tape. But with this stuff you can 'back off' letting you get the connectors in the correct place. Andy.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=3o4uMq6yQiQ Using this will make the job a lot easier as it will help you to get the final connection to the shower in the correct position. Andy.

Do a bit of research on this. There are plenty of threads on here re. boiler sizing. I suggest you are thinking about this the wrong way round. The question you are asking seems to be for a boiler to serve rads and to add a bit for a cylinder which you don't need to do. A good start would be...

I think your bath waste will be too low. Could you come out externally with the bath waste then into the stack. Andy

Vaillant is my boiler of choice. Andy.

Here you go.. http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/uploads/br/BR_PDF_ADH_2004_NEW.pdf Some good reading here for you. Andy.

Go for the Vaillant. Andy.

I would definately get this changed. It should be central. I would want it central in my house. Andy.

I wouldn't say its impossible. Some of the cheaper toilet to go type wc's seem to have the spigot further away from the wall so you might get one to fit. Rather than a box could you create a shallow stud wall behind to take up the difference. Andy.

There are various fittings available to connect the back of the wc to the soil pipe. One thing to bear in mind is that you need a minimum fall of 18mm per metre. Andy.

Have a look here.. http://www.philmac.co.uk/ Universal transitional coupling. Andy.

No. It should be on a solid bed. Andy.

Never fitted a grohe so can't comment. Aqualisa is my shower of choice. I have fitted quite a few and have had no problems. They are of good quality. I have a 37Kw boiler with good water pressure at home with 2 aqualisa thermostatic bar showers. Very pleased with them. Andy.