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Goldspoon wrote Bread works fine.

Simond wrote If he was using the Rehau UF system then a buried joint is fine using the everloc jointing method. See here..... http://www.rehau.co.uk/building.solutions/underfloor.heating/pipe.and.jointing.techniques/jointing.instructions.shtml

numpty 1 wrote Thats right. :roll: They usually are. :roll: Wrong. :roll: And if you had any experience with pipe installation you would know why. :wink:

Diyitall wrote Why ? Because you say so or because you have no faith in your soldering ?. lol :lol: You're talking nonsense man. Its common practise on new builds to bury the pipe in the weak mix of the sand and cement screed with armaflex insulation (or similar) as...

Make that three. Populating tool. :lol:

Their is no difference. :o In either case once the driving wheels hit the ramp they come to a stand still and you have to move the vehicle from say 4th gear (dependand on the speed you are doing) to first gear in an instant.

Lets face it Diana like most women was rather partial to the pe@nis and at the end of the day gallopvanting around the world with other men and not staying loyal to her husband is what killed her in the end. Had she been home knitting or mending her hubby's socks she would probably still...

Smoking = Filthy habit. :roll:

[/url] Irellevant as the water is being drawn from an existing well. You would be a complete idiot to sign yourself up to this anyway. :roll:

Steve wrote Pretty much so. See below for explanation. Thermal Store This is simple and has a large Dhw immersed coil for DHWE take off. The flows are generally not as good as an unvenetd cylinder or heat bank. Heat Bank: The same as a thermal store, except it uses a...

Use a Danfoss FHV-R http://heating.danfoss.com/PCMPDF/VD.UI.C3.02.pdf Operates similar to a TRV. Restricts flow on sensing a temperature rise. You could call it a T-FHV (Thermostatic Floor Heating Valve) if you like. Suitable for floor areas up to 15 sq meters. As their is a...

Diyitall wrote 35mm is grossly oversized. Guessing again are we ?. :roll:

You still need a by-pass for the CH circuit and no the heat recovery for W plan is not faster than S plan.

darrenh wrote Its not that heavy then. I would use silicone and Fischer fixings. But its your choice at the end of the day. Unistrut would not be very aesthetically pleasing to the eye.

No, of course I don't mean just stick it to the wall with some silicone. Use your loaf man. :roll: If you are really that concerned about it then unistrut the wall and use 10mm spring zebedees and threaded bar. What weight is this item ?.

If you use silicone copiously (clear) and not mastic as suggested earlier then it will most likely hold without any rawlbolts. :roll: Have you ever tried prying a basin from the wall where someone has used this stuff ?. I have and believe me its not easy.

If its syphoning then its installed incorrectly. The dip tube is there to prevent cold draughts entering inside the cistern.

The first priorty with solid fuel is a storage capability for the dhw. You can achieve this via a twin coil vented cylinder or a thermal store and it is also possible with a twin coil/phe charged UV cylinder if you know what you are doing. Their will be many times when the...

I don't know about the funniest thing the apprentice has ever done but the funniest thing I have ever done to an apprentice is getting him to hold the end of a large bore pipe whilst I proceed on an oxy/acety welding process at the next joint . What he don't know though is that I...

Their not all funded by the tax payer AFAIK. I had a work mate (Electrical Engineer) who installed one similar to the one in the image below. NIE gave him the incentive through a contract. That was a few years ago and I think its ended now. Perhaps NIE were government funded to provide...