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The water heater install is rough as a badgers arse, however the tap change doesn't look too challenging - Even leaving the heater in situ,

How can a system boiler be pumping over?

This really isn't a lot in the scheme of things, so don't expect too much in the way of discounts. Prices will be better per bundle of 30mtr

Get another quote, seems expensive to me. Even if you did need to drain the system, that's hardly a big job

Load of nonsense - run it internally. I'm amazed at the amount of external gas runs I see these day. Suddenly internal gas pipes are dangerous, generally the dangerous part is the appliance

Cold main going to shed/outhouse with water heater fitted?

All this fuss about no warranty, what do people think is going to happen. If any Chinaware cracks (bar cut or not) the manufacturer would just say impact damage/installation damage. The only claims I can think of would be the glaze cracking or fading and they will wriggle on that I'm sure. Also...

Ignore what each item costs, its the bottom line that matters

In all honesty the cut will make no difference to the integrity of the china, wall hung wc and bidets happily hang on 10mm of china. Also if Victorian plumbing, I really wouldnt worry about the warranty - it will be worth nothing

What make is the sanitary ware and which supplier?

Do you have a picture?

CENTERAD - Wolsely Plumbcenter own brand made by Purmo/myson https://www.wolseley.co.uk/b/centerrad/

Tbf, I fitted an Ri 10 years ago and balls up the f and r. Customer is a landlord and complete **** and I go back every year - its works just fine, no issues in 10 years. If he had been a decent guy I would have swapped over at my expense

if you know what you are upto scaffolding is probably not required- length of rope and a bit of luck and all is well

The house was built early 80's with inward opening door. The proposed wc despite being smaller will actually have better access (pocket door)

It the insistence that the new WC must the same size as existing that is ****ing me off, I have asked for the said regulation to be provided or black and white figures - Still nothing and not budging, just quoting that is can't be smaller.

We are currently converting an internal garage to a utility and WC. There is an existing WC which will be coming out as part of the plan. Is there a minimum size for the new WC ? The building inspector is insisting the new WC can't be smaller than the one that is coming out (2m x .8m). This...

You could argue that if fitting like for like then the assumption is everything existing is correct. I'm guessing other quotes have mentioned the gas and this one hasn't, so you might get a freebie?

What sort of ****** fits that valve at the inlet height

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