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what?

put the heating on and your capped pipe will get warm due to heat transfer

the hydrostatic pressure would be the same as before as atmospheric pressure is not a factor in the equation. i think thegauge would read the same

you are talking about the difference between guage pressure and absolute pressure, you cannot defeat gravity......

baxi boiler with plume displacement kit (not management kit) will reduce horizontal boundary clearance to 25mm

combi boiler using £150 per month in gas? i would make that a resounding yes.

imagine a BG guy suggesting the condensate should be terminated and protected properly, how very dare he.

you need to use intumescent silicon

yes, no minimum branch before T

needs piped back to before themanifolds

Cut out and repipe the manifolds, its likely to be a lump of dirt moving about. Fernox f1 and f3 cold/hot flush is as per manufacturers instructions so the bg bashers wont have any luck placing blame this time unfortunately

go for y plan, it willl be cheaper

Depends on the load, y plan for 18kw or less. Magnetic filter and flush will def be a good idea

if its stainless steel pipes then compression fittings would be better

cut the pipe back so a street fits?

if it was on at full rate for a month it would use 2 and a half grands worth of gas

ask yourself if you want/wanted to pay the extra for it, nothing to do with being a bad installer or installation necessarily Agile.

10mm is easier to work with, and will require less fittings as the pipe can be manipulated by hand, hence cheaper.