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i understand your situation, and sympathise. Most reputable plumbers don't charge for quoting. it's a privilage you've been asked to tender!!! But by you fiiting the pipeline and him commisisioning it, is the very thing corgi are trying to stamp out! Gas work being carried out by illegal...

Your right, and it will never be endorsed either cause the manufacturer ain't developed it. Point i was getting at is, as always who do you follow? Corgi who can take everything away from us( for now at least) or a manufacturer. The product is out there, people are buying it, and it's advertised...

:lol: As they say, Alls well that ends well then.

Has the water board been doing any repairs on your street lately? have you checked the inlet filter on the shower may have muck in it. failing that possibly just the heat exchanger and element fured up with limescale due to age of shower. Triton showers are renowened for it. You turn it off and...

Yes there is a totally seperate qualification for gas pipe layers. but if they are installing the pipe line, sinking the box and issuing a new meter they should be connecting it as well. i'd ring them just to clarify that it's just the old pipe line they wont connect to. i had a customer who had...

I know advertising aint' really allowed but check out www.poujoulat.co.uk It's called DUALIS Flexicondens hope this helps

There's a new product on the market which most be endorsed by corgi cause it's in there magazine?????. Even tho the terrier say's only boiler manufactory's product should used. It's a flexible flue liner which supposedly will fit to all condensing boilers. I'll have a look and give you the...

Ufortunatly a RGI is not allowed to do the inlet connection. This is the gas transporters area. we can change meters, annocondas etc if we have the met 1 quailification and the permission of the transporter. Transco etc usually do everything upto the meter so am puzzled why they say they wont...

Sorry i've just re- read your orginally post long day yesterday. you say you've hot different pressures on your hot and cold systems. Mixer shower work on a differential pressure of 0.1 between the two supply's. So without actually looking at it id say the valve is working fine and is shutting...

did it work ok after it was fitted and how long did it last before it failed. from wot you've said it's doesn't sound like a problem with boiler. first thing id check would be the filters on in the inlet connections! secondly if it's never really work right i'd check to see if the pipe work is...

Wot boiler is it you have? im presuming its a combi but wot make an model?

usually a bath is supplied with 2 l shaped brackets which fix to the bath and fix to the wall. as for wastes 90 percent are one size fits all unless the manufactures specify's other wise. bath is inch and a half, basin is inch and a quarter. basins come as slotted or unslotted depending on which...

if only your last post was true, our live would be so much easier. unfortunatly a combi require a greater amount of gas to function properly compared with an older boiler. we have all these wonderous formulas and pipe sizing to accomodate set guidelines on pressure drops etc. and this is why it...

Firstly, even tho you say your not doin gas work. You are. Regs state any pipework to convey gas MUST be installed by an RGI. Secondly this dry pipe you talk of may already have a gas leak on it. So along comes friendly RGI and condem's your entire gas supply. It will be more than a warm meal...

the solar controller should work in conjuction with the cylinder stat. not seperatly, theory is if solar has heated up to set temp on cylinder it stops shunting heat to the solar coil if the controls are set up right. So by your installer altering the solar controller this problem shouldn't arrise

is your friend a tuna fish who likes basking in brine??? :lol:

ARRRRGH! NEVER MESS WITH GAS! GET AN RGI to carryout the job PROPERLY. MACKLING things together leads to DEATH! :x

First and formost, i'd look at the cylinder stat and see wot its set at. it could be set higher than the recommened temp. . No point in heating it up to 65'c if your goner cool it as it leaves the unit it's wasting energy. but then there's the legionella risk to consider by lowering it below...

what Kw is your new boiler? Whot flow rate is this biler capable of and how many other hot water draw off are ther in the house

in theory your plan should work, but will still require floors coming up for an electrican to run the wires back to the boiler. As for re-pipin, most definatly, unless your really lucky and the cylinder is the first branch off the heating circuit. Rite the technical stuff, bearing in mind...