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Is this a worn guide causing this?

If glueing overflow pipe would you glue the pipe only. Or both the pipe and fittings? Thanks

Will this be a problem long term?

Toilet flushes were 9litre now 6/3 litre and dual flush. Any more to add to that?

From say 80% efficiency to 90%

SE to condensing?

I don't no it's a power point for a plumbing lecturer post. Yes I agree there is no modern innovation with gas really

I need to produce a power point on this matter I was thinking of including stuff like crimped pipe, and hydrogen blend on the gas side. Any more ideas please?

Ah thank you, it would be as a heat pump installer

Has anyone had any experience of working for octopus energy? On heat pumps or any area for them.

I think so yes

Have a a concealed cistern toilet the flush pipe would extend in to the pan by about 100mm before reaching a stop. But the rubber is only about 40mm. How far would you cut back the flush pipe in this scenario thanks

The sink waste does go external too to the stack. But wouldn't freeze as it would be flushed my the emptying of a sink periodically. I'd say --------------------------------------------------- Get your RGI to look at the Gas Safe Bulletins Mod

Would it be best when routing the condensate for a boiler in the garage to drill out external and boss in to the soil pipe outside. Or drill through to the kitchen adjacent to the garage and tee it in to the kitchen sink waste.

Could you use a plyth on this with it having the indents for threaded bar?

Like that

Are shower trays any good that have threaded bar screw in legs as a riser kit?

Thanks a combi would only get it above 48c in the summer. With a 35c rise it needs the incoming water to be above 18c. I'm sure when I did college level 3. 2015/2017 that it was just for storaged water. But this appears to have changed?

Do these need to be fitted on all baths, even if supplied by a combi. Or is it still just for stored hot water? Thanks