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Even though I have to 'suffer' Corgi registration to enable me to work legally, I do not always agree with the policies of the governing body. Please see http://www.corgi-gas-safety.com/section_gas_law/house-owner.asp#changestoregs I could list pages of codes and BS numbers rules and...

Only people registered with Corgi can install and therefore register a gas appliance. Like it or not, it is the law of the land that only these people, Corgi registered installers, can register an installation of a gas fire. If you install a gas fire, even in your own home, and you are not...

its possible to purchase radiator tail extensions of various sizes. ask at your local merchant.

Obviously something is wrong, it was not designed to do this. Water is escaping from the system, somewhere? First thing to do is look outside there is a safety blow off pipe normally run direct to outside from boiler is there evidence of water leaking out there? If not there is a leak from the...

Unless you have a small boiler and it may not take a large radiator or you are very, very energy conscious why not err on the safe side and put a large rad back in with a good quality thermostat valve. Look at the wattage output to gauge how hot the new rad would be, most gas fires sold are...

try ; http://www.ravenheat.co.uk/enquiries.htm for advice

Current building regs state that the system should have a working room stat, the regs also state that the radiator in the same space as the stat should not have a thermostat valve fitted. I have read and followed the debate over room stats and trvs for years. At British Gas and before trvs...

If you know the radiator has worked before then you can presume it is not an installation fault. If no work has been recently done to the system to cause a fault then it may be a flow problem. There are a few diy type checks you can do, try bleed the radiator of air, if the radiator is full of...