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I think your probably right with the above Dont get me wrong the hot water does get bloody hot but the flow isnt that good when at its hottest, ill stick with my electric one for now, its a shame as the mixers do look very nice. Regards Kev

Hi thought id ask for some advice as i dont ant to make the wrong decision I currently have a 10.5 electric shower installed but would like to change to a mixer something like this one http://www.victoriaplumb.com/Showers/Thermostatic-Shower-Valves/Cyclone-Shower-Valve-Minima-Kit_432.html...

i ment this one in place of the first one sorry http://www.ppltraining.co.uk/plumbing_training/courses.asp

Ive noticed a few members chatting about these course's. Ive seen some of these course's and bet you have come across them too costing around 2 grand for 4 weeks training gaining a few basic NVQ's but i believe these qualifications are not recognised by plumbing companys. I just want to...

The combi is above the rad in question how can i get water out of the rad and pipework easily with little mess (ill turn valves off on other rads at same height as rad im orking on) Do i open bleed valve and drain off that way or is there an easier way Kev

I need to move a rad approx 2" to the left i need to extend the current pipe work to connect to the new position, so surely when i remove the valves from the pipe water in the system will ruin the carpets, The rad to be moved is upstairs Kevin

Hi Folks I need to drain complete ch system (Combi boiler), Which is the best and easiest way with the least mess. The lowest rad in the system is right near front door that leads onto garden. Any help will be much appreciated

Many Thanks for the advice, much appreciated Kevin

I dont know what you mean, I was going to join a t piece to the 15mm pipe in a corner under floor and run 10 or 8mm pipe upstairs via corner of wall, would it make no difference what size pipe i use. Kevin

Thansk for that, Is it best to use 15mm pipe or would it be better to reduce to 10 or even 8 mm or would it make no difference.

Hi All pipe work is on the ground floor under floorboards, no pipework at all upstairs. Thanks for the reply Kevin

Hi to all, Currently i have 5 rads downstairs all connected with 15mm copper pipe to combi boiler, Im wanting to install 3 new rads upstairs onto the current system. The combi is only 6 month old but ill check it can take the extra rads. Ive seen many systems using 10mm or 8mm pipe Why is...