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give them a good go with a spanner or what ever you can get on it, but if all fails you have to cut them off with a hacksaw and replace the bits

cant you put a second tap on outside..i've done this for a few customers

hmm, sound right proper that does !!!

to isolate the hot u only need to turn off the later. i can only guess that it does not close off fully , its normally a gate valve

i like and fit the worcestrers...not had anytrouble...good customer care etc. the condense (land drain u refer to) can go to any soil waste pipe in the house. your plumber can advise. putting the condense into the ground is anyones last option as it entails digging etc. All boilers are...

had this once..it turned out the Street Pressure reducing valve (severn trent property and very big, under the pavement and served the whole neighbourhood) had stopped working i measured the pressure at 6 bar and hence it was blowing all the time could it be that? or a knacked blow off ?

they would not have vented through the toilet or basin or u'd smell it !!!!! is this the only stack in the house...would need venting upwards...in loft with a aav (protect from freezing) or through the roof

cant see why not regulation wise...but it will look ****e and restric flow

dont know this boiler but does it have a preheat function? look at instructions

you dont want a trv near the house stat. so dont fit one in the hall...rest of the house yes..(on the most exposed side of rad..ie not rad side behind a curtain/wardrobe)

measure the gap the pipe centres (in relation to where the rad valves will sit)... have the pipes come out the wall horizontally at than measurement...more than you need and just cap them (solder better as smaller and tile will go over them easier) tile the bathroom (protect pipe with...

yes, should..some combi's need pump bleeding, but if all sounds ok and works then your done. some inhibitor is good if your not going to drain down again soon

yes gassafe req. he can do the lot. so try to arrage one to when u have the cooker ready to go in

yes, but they give a 10 yr guarantee on primary hex..sounds good to me

thx simond so...any issues with cylinders in line...ie cold into first cylinder, with its hot connected to the bottom of the 2nd cylinder. i ask cos its not something i have come across and not very standard cheers

if its a really cheap wobbly bath u might need some wooden supports along the front/corner

i dont batten baths like that. i get them level...apply silicone down the sides that go agaist the wall and push it situ. let it go off over night...nice and solid. u can put some side supports on if required. screw the feet down ...forget the back feet, to hard to get to

i would always try and sell folk a w/b..easy to install...and if ur bothered, they are made in worcester. not had any issues with them

so what would you do?, professional plumber

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