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The Remeha is the quietest boiler imo. I used to rave about them all the time though until I learned there was better out there.

Forget about the plumbing and do the electrical apprenticeship mate. Plumbing and the gas industry has been milked imo.

Most comfy boot I've had/still got are my Dewalt Bevel's. This is their 3rd year and they are still going strong. Never leaked either. Cost me about £40 if I remember correctly.

Why does everyone always insist on having a combi :?: Judging by the fact you have 2 bathrooms a cloak room + kitchen I'd be recommending you stay with a boiler and cylinder set-up. With the possibility of fitting an unvented cylinder if your mains cold water supply is up to it. You could fit...

1 minute at 10mbar to test if the ECV (emergency control valve) is letting by. 1 minute at 20mbar temp stabilization. 2 minute at 20mbar tightness test of the gas installation. Out of interest lion08 which college will you be going too?

Plenty of flux, plenty of heat, get the mapp out :P and plenty of solder! :twisted:

Only ever purchased a Torbeck once, never again! Now the company I started working for insist on using them. I simply go to the merchants and book out a Fluidmaster :D

Number of niggly bits wrong with the above motor, bought as a quick run around as my van died on me at the start of the year. And I'm just wondering if its financially worth while to get sorted or not condsidering age of the motor, its done 72k miles. All the door seals seem to have...

Send photo of complete tap and if possible a photo of the cartridge removed from the tap to a company called Lunns - lunns.net They have been a great help to me in the past.

Haha it is far from fantastic! But sometimes its right handy :wink: Copper is still king imo.

Don't use Speedfit after a bad experience. I only use Hep2o now.

New Bahco spanners are pony now imo. Just got a 8" wide jaw Irega and its a much better adjustable than a new Bahco I got a little while ago. Old Bahco's still good though.

Went to a job the other month (leaking cold water pipe) and the 1 bed flat had a Heatrae Sadia electric boiler and unvented cylinder. System was pretty good and looked to work nicely. Plus the H.Sadia boiler was tiny, you could fit that and a little unvented cyl in quite a small space. The...

I'd choose the Biasi over the Potty.

Plumbworld have got offers on Grundfos Watermill's, worth a look. http://www.plumbworld.co.uk/grundfos-watermill-shower-2389-0000

You can buy reducer sets from screwfix, they will obviously be open tomorrow. Happy days!

That case you have a 22mm x 3/4 copper to iron. You'll need a 15mm x 1/2 bent male copper to iron. Little difficult to tell what size fitting you had by the photo mate.

Are you saying that you haven't got enough pipe coming through the wall? Or that the pipe is too small for the fitting?

Its a bent male copper/iron You need to insert a 15mm pipe with a nut and olive on and insert into the fitting. The nut will then tighten onto the thread with the ptfe on and compress the olive and form a seal. Hope this helps.

Sounds like you have a 3/4 or 22mm valve. Have you tried a 22mm nut?