May sound daft, but what is the correct way to run it. All thermostats on timers.
Just had a gas bill and i nearly passed out!!
Should it be run in the morning then in evening as per conventional heating, if so how long for?
Any idea where i can get these
http://www.screwfix.com/p/rothenberger-monoblock-tap-spanner-set/40102?cm_sp=Search-_-SearchRec-_-Area1&_requestid=3866014
But 14mm 9/16"
It is for a Bristain monoblock
I was going to set my kitchen units at 870mm from floor.
Two issues.
1) Range cooker height would mean (if using 40mm worktop) i would need to set height at 855mm to be flush but leaves no adjustment in legs)
2) if i put height to save cutting kick boards i would need base units at 895mm...
I read somewhere white viniger and warm water can help ( to clean the grout) when this happens. Any truth in that.
Maybe i should boil the kettle allow to cool then use that to mix the grout in future?
Is it ok to use a grout sealer soon after grouting?
I have noticed the Bal supaflex going white in places, but where the tiles will be covered with units i tried a grout sealer i had and this turned the grout nice and dark.
Thanks. Should i allow the heating to cool down over night then do it.
So turn off all loops at flow meter and valve, turn off the valve on main flow and thermostat head( on manifold), do i turn the allen key off on pump to to stop the flow through pump?
When trying to balance the manifold i am having issues.
One room has two loops running as one zone on one thermostat.
One loop heats the return pipe quickly and is within 7 degrees of the flow pipe. The other loop however takes a while and even fully open (flow regulator) i struggle to get it...
If laying 300 x 600 tiles. Would you run the adhesive ( trowel) in the long direction or in the short direction.
Think my solid bed trowel may be too long 400mm?
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