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Blimey - wasn't expecting to instigate a fight on here :oops: Anyway - back to my original post?! Just found this on the Environment Agency site - it suggests a maximum dead-leg (thought that was the term lol) of 25 metres using a 10mm pex pipe - which would hold 1.5 litres...

Hey that looks interesting! Is there anything like that currently in production? I'm also aware that with either a combi or cylinder at one end of the property - there will be quite a draw of water before the hot water arrives which I would like to avoid. I like the idea of the...

Ooops - sorry I thought that was the terminology! Yes I have a 20 metre hot water run one way or the other. I don't have any suitable location part or midway to install the boiler either. The loft has trussed rafters with a very shallow pitch hence it too is unsuitable. The water...

My bungalow has the Bathroom at one end - and the Kitchen / Utility at the other :o I have a 20 metre dead leg one way or the other. Any suggestions as to what might be a possible solution? I was thinking of installing a instantaneous gas water heater in a cupboard adjacent to the bathroom...

Thanks John Much appreciated :D

Hi Thanks for the replies :) So - even if I relocate and create new internal door openings - because it is an existing building I can match the existing door widths without contravening the regs? They are all 30" by the way. The new rooms would all exit into the existing but part...

Hi everyone - new member here - be nice to me :D I'm looking at re-organising some rooms and the entrance to my bungalow. I will be blocking up the existing main entrance and relocating to another elevation creating a new hallway in the process. I will also be moving some internal doors and...