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Thanks for the replies. I think I'll have to drain the system then. I've just put new plasterboard up, and probably best not to get it wet. Thanks again. Appreciate it

Hi, I'm fitting my new kitchen and found 2 old radiator valves behind the kitchen cabinets. The radiator has been removed, but the pipe is still live. One of the valves is in my way. I wondering if it's possible for me to take the valve off, and put an end cap on while the system is live...

They're polished marble porcelain

Hi, I'm going to tile my kitchen floor with polished white marble tiles and was thinking of using a grey grout. (Originally thought black as my cupboards are black but keep reading bad reviews on it.) I'm not sure which brand to use between Bal and Mapei. Any recommendations would be...

Thanks for the replies. Much appreciated!

You would recommend 9mm over 11mm?

Hi, I'm buying some Cloud 9 underlay for my living room, but I'm not sure whether to get 9mm or 11mm. I read a previous post on this forum that 11mm is too, and can distort the carpet. Is this true? We have quite thick carpet that we are going to install . Thanks

I didn't want to pay for it as Carpetright were charging a fortune. The other rooms, they said they'll use the current grippers. They didn't mention anything about the thickness of the carpets.

My plan was to put down the gripper first then the underlay after. I thought the gripper only required a gap of about 8mm?

We didn't have any damp problems when we moved in. I won't bother with the DPM then. The doorbars are down, but the carpet grippers aren't. I need to do that this weekend. Shall I get some spray adhesive then for the sides of the underlay?

Hi, I'm having my living room carpeted by Carpetright in a few weeks. I am supplying the underlay which is Cloud 9 Cumulus 9mm or 11mm PU Carpet Underla, and will be installing it myself. As the floor is concrete, do I need to put DPM under the underlay first? Many Thanks

I spoke with Stuart Turner and this is what they've said I thought I would post their response incase any one has the same question in the future.

Hi, After some advice please. I have a 2 bar Stuart Turner Showermate, and I want to know if I can replace the 15mm anti-vibration couplings with 22mm? I don't see why not, as I'm going to have to reduce the 22mm to 15mm anyway, but just wanted to make sure. I need right angled couplings...

Okay, thank you so much for your help. I appreciate it very much!

Okay. What do you mean by Universal Pump? When I type that into Google, the same pump I've been looking at shows. (Salamander and Stuart Turner)

Sorry, I have just attached a photo of the shower. And I'll probably go for a 1.5 bar then. There is only 2 of us and we won't be showering at the same time. Thanks for your comment. I really appreciate it

Also, would I need to install a Surrey Outlet Flange into the hot water tank to stop the potential of air going through to the pump?

The shower head to the CWSC is 0.5m away. The shower I'm going to install is nothing special. Here is the link...

Okay, would it be better if I just go for a 1.5 bar pump instead?

The hot water cylinder is 140L