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also you dont have to keep the downstairs sockets as spurs, you can wire them into the ring if you bring two cables down from the ceiling, it really would be so much easier

theres no problem with the consumer unit being there as long as the bath doesn't leak!! No, seriously, there should be no problems but make sure the silicone sealant around the bath is all intact It sounds to me that you are making a lot of work for yourself with this steel conduit idea, i...

try turning on all the hot taps at once and see if any air comes out

you are right to get rid of the spurs, i had a similar setup in my house, but drop the ring down from the ceiling mate, thats how i have it, it is no less safe, as long as you bore the joists, dont chisel a channel thats against the regs now. Chasing out concrete will take ages and wont be...

I understand that the quicker the flow rate the less time the water will spend inside the boiler and the lower the temp will be, i mean any combi boiler should be capable of running a bath! even if it takes a long time but this boiler can not run a bath at any reasonable temp. I have lived in...

sorry oilman, i should have been more specific. The boiler is a combi; chaffoteaux at maury stirling PP, I dont know how old it is, I have just moved in to the house. The boiler does fire when the tap is turned on and the water does get hot if the flow rate is low i.e. the shower or a low...

I have a problem where the hot water does not get hot when you run a bath or open the hot tap on the kitchen sink. I have a combi boiler. The hot water is fine for a shower but it seems like the boiler cant cope with the demand of a large amount of water. Please help! Thanks