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On my list, cheers Terry...

Many thanks for all of your replies. Fingers crossed for tomorrow ;-)

That sounds like the plan. Cheers...

I'll assume this is to avoid hot water going back to the boiler?

So, based on some great and very speedy responses, I have concluded I must drain down the system, then cap the pipes off under the floor until the decorating is finished and the new pipework location decided. Then I'll run the pipework in and reconnect it under the floor. Does this sound about...

Hi Ian, Thanks for replying. The reason I ask about this, is we moved a rad in the past, from one side of the room to the other, and it was only getting warm at the bottom. A heating engineer came in and explained this bypass was still in the old location, so he removed it, and put a new one in...

Thanks for the speedy reply Terry. I might need to clarify some things: I'm moving the position of the rad. The existing pipes exit the wall through some tiles I'm removing. I want to remove the rad from the system completely whilst I'm decorating the room. The flow and return pipes are easily...

Hi all, We're renovating our downstairs bathroom, and the missus wants the radiator moving. I'm confident in doing this myself, but I have one question about draining down. First of all, let me set the scene. We have a Worcester Bosch Greenstar Combi. I've been under the floor to check the rad...

They're definitely welded into the bottom fixing plate...

Unfortunately, I think you're right. Cheers, Carl...

If only. They're a standard size, 1.1M. In hindsight, my builder wouldn't have been such an idiot, and put the fall going from back to front, leaving a much less noticable slant on the rail on the left of the platform. Cheers, Carl...

Thanks again for your reply. The cable ties are just there to hold the handrail on, as it is currently just set up to test. When happy, you drill through the saddle into the handrail and bang a couple of self tappers in. The glass supports cannot be adjusted, but the glass can be put in them...

Thanks for your reply. They're these ones: https://www.handrailsdirectcomponents.co.uk/item/1228/handrailsdirect/Intermediate-Post.html They are just covers at the bottom, but there's very little movement in them to add packing underneath the post to raise it. I'd rather not grind away at...

Hi all, I've test installed some stainless handrails, but the fall my builder put on the platform and bottom step means they're not quite level, as you may be able to make out: https://1drv.ms/u/s!AlmVEDCDwc6sjZlxGb-7bFMyOU9-Wg?e=duTUZD The saddles aren't adjustable. Does anyone have any idea...

Hi guys, Thanks for your replies, they're as educational as always in this forum. After Rob's reply, I was thinking of leaving one of the pipes straight, and moving the rad to the right a bit instead, as that side will be mostly hidden by an armchair, but I don't think it would leave enough of...

Hi guys, Hopefully you can point me in the right direction, as you've always done in the past. I had a very fancy radiator powder coated recently, and bought some new valves for it, however they're a little bit wider (when looked at from the front) than the ones they're replacing, so the pipes...

Thanks for the replies fellas, you've confirmed what I suspected all along, I'm out of my depth. I've arranged for a heating engineer too come take a look and price it up. Thanks guys, Carl...

Anyone? I'm getting quite desperate here. Cheers, Carl...

This may be where I'm going wrong. This, and the fact that I'm using a standard TRV and not one designed for single pipe systems (if indeed it is a single pipe system). So, take a look at this picture, to see my incredible work for yourselves: Here's some context: Red is the "single...

Sorry for the radio silence chaps, been dealing with a leaky roof. It never rains, but it pours, as they say. Terry, I'm not very familiar with the pipework in my house, but I do plan on taking a trip into the crawl space under the house tomorrow, to see what I can find. I'll report back once...