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    Will RIM mounting the TAPS crack the Bath ? ACRYLIC BATH

    quick question (ahem ! ) my bath is very slim on the edges, id like to mount the taps in the middle of the length, but there is only, approx 1cm clearance all round ( AFTER making the hole for tap ) will it be enough ? or am i risking cracking the rim ? cheers..............how come u...
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    Flow loss through 15mm versus 22mm pipe

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    Brilliant idea ???? connect 22mm pipe to 15 ? better flow ??

    ok, sounds like using 15mm is fine. BUT is there ANY advantage in hooking up 22mm piping to the 15mm source ? and I mean ANY, as I WILL DO IT :D if it is 10% better or more, Id like to use 22mm !!!! cheers !!
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    Brilliant idea ???? connect 22mm pipe to 15 ? better flow ??

    guys, thanks for all the previous help, I have now 'looked' at the problem for 24 hours, time soon to get some pipes cut !!! OK - please hear me out, as I think Im losing my mind, BUT; a) I have only 15mm pipes in the bathroom b) I wish to use a 15-22-15 push-fit TEE, so that i can use...
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    Whats the story with PLASTIC PUSH FITS ?

    Just wondering, but such is the ease of fitting these, with the plastic tubing etc, that I thought every plumber would use these, instead of messing about with copper ? is it just the cost difference ? im wanting to install a bath, and want to use a plastic TEE piece ( connecting...
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    No 15mm pipes in bathroom ?!! how to install bath ? HELP !!

    cheers Jason, ( + everyone ! ) can i ask - is there any need to fit an ISOLATION VALVE ? I mean, its quicker to turn off the water supply mains, is there any 'technical' reason for fitting them ? maybe lack of mains tap / easy access ? etc ? ALSO, you say NOT to fit...
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    Are push-fit plastic connectors SAFE to use for BATH TAPS ?

    absolutely brilliant !!!! :lol: so, am I right in thinking that a) they are safe, 25 year plus b) but not as safe as the Titanic ??????!!!!!
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    No 15mm pipes in bathroom ?!! how to install bath ? HELP !!

    hi its a new combi system. well that sounds like good news then, i use a 3/4 tap, with a reducer to make a 1/2 connection ? feeling better about it already !
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    No 15mm pipes in bathroom ?!! how to install bath ? HELP !!

    the OLD pipes are 15mm !!!!!!!!!!! repeat : 15mm !!!! bath pipes need to be 22mm - thus my original post !!!! or, are u saying 15mm is ok ? for bath water supply ? ahem. :shock:
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    No 15mm pipes in bathroom ?!! how to install bath ? HELP !!

    thanks JPC, well the old pipes are all 15mm in size.................i can access them, but it would mean only 15mm supply to bath taps, Ive heard it would take AGES TO FILL the bath ? is this true ? I wouldnt mind waiting say, 10 mins to fill the bath, with 15mm pipes ? the bathroom...
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    Are push-fit plastic connectors SAFE to use for BATH TAPS ?

    I love the plastic type push fit connectors, have used with radiator pipes before, no problems. however, intended bath is to be installed on 1st floor ( I HATE any water pipes on 1st floor !!! ) are the push fits safe for LONG TERM USE ? will the rubber washer perish ? please see...
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    No 15mm pipes in bathroom ?!! how to install bath ? HELP !!

    INDEED !!!!! mmmmmmmmmmm is the stage im up right now........ i think washing is over rated anyway !!! let nature take its course... sniff sniff ANY HELP ANYONE ? :idea:
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    Underfloor heating?

    hmmm, that system would seem very inefficient, my understanding off underfloow heating, is that pipes are laid OVER existing floor, then essetially 'tiled in' with special floor 'grout'. heat does rise, but i dont think it would pass your floorboards, carpet etc, maybe 10% of the heat would...
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    No 15mm pipes in bathroom ?!! how to install bath ? HELP !!

    hi guys, just ripped out my shower and shower floor ( major hassle, had to hammer it apart ! ) NOW, i can only see 15mm copper pipes under floor, there is no way to lift the floorboard, without ripping off tiles, plaster etc, as they go right into wall. basically i need to make a new...
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