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Done mine with an andle grinder. Took a bit of time but left a neat cut.

Cheers for the advice lads. Here is the Shower: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Modern-Thermostatic-Bath-Shower-Mixer-tap-Shower-kit_W0QQitemZ220046964643QQihZ012QQcategoryZ42347QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem Had an Engineer say all was well with the Gas at the boiler (he ran a meter of sorts on it) I...

Measure the outside diameter of the pipe (or the inside bore if you dare) and find a local specialist that sells cast pipe (some of the plumbers merchants round here do). Cut out a section of pipe and replace with new pipe and timesaver jubilee's either side.

Quite an assumption to make without ever having met the guy! Whats the problem with plastic pipes lads? Long term issues? Was chatting to the guy behind the counter in a builders merchant the other week and he was telling me about a new development of flats and how quick the plumbers were...

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Why would you need to seal it twice? Very messy indeed :o

Sorry read your post wrongly. Boiler puts out 10 litres per minute, no idea about the shower :?

Yes mate its a Heatline S24 Compact with a flow rate of 10 litres per minute

Bit the bullet and got the boiler checked by a gas engineer as I'm getting no consistency with the hot water. He spent a bit of time checking it but couldn't find anything wrong with the boiler or the installation. All he could offer as to my hot water concerns was that basically the...

10 layers of paint don't count :wink:

If you can tho, get a longer length. No matter how good you are you will always see a joint

What about the blue pipe you see in rural areas thats aboce ground level?

OK I'm now certain that the pipes aren't crossed. 99% sure the cold is on the correct side into the boiler and the pipe on the other side is the hot line out. I can't think of any way they could be crossed under the floor at a later stage :?

Lets just say the valve 'might' still have been shut :lol: Going round to test tonight to see if the pipes are crossed, failing that the sensor might be knacked (according to Heatline tech helpline) Gas line is fine, had it checked by a Gas Engineer after we fired the boiler up (first...

£834 isn't too bad at all. Dependant on quality of window and interior/exterior finishings. £1000 per window isn't that uncommon amongst the big DG companies

Some lovely stuff on there 8) Platform are doing an 18mm solid oak hardwood for £16sqm. Not a bad price

OK sorted that problem today but unearthed another Basically DWH is luke warm at best, regardless of what temperature you set it on. If you hold your hand under the tap for long enough you will feel he odd burst of really hot water but for the most part its look warm. Also the boiler will be...

Cold supply definately on correct side so for now can only assume hot is too without lifting boards etc Won't be able to get hold of the chap until Monday Was just wondering if there was something really obvious (to those in the know) that I was missing, maybe inside the boiler itself...

Out of interest how much per square metre?

Evening folks, some advice needed. I had a new Heatline boiler hung a couple of months ago and all pipework ran in underfloor but we couldn't hang the rads and fire it up because walls weren't formed etc (doing a full renovation on a flat) Anyways finally got all the radiators hung and...