Search results

which is what?

very interesting thanks sooo...

hi our combi has a primary and secondary heat exchanger. why does it need 2? do they do different things? if the heat exchangers have scale and magnite on them from the radiator system, doesnt potential drinking water that passes over them get contaminated? i assumed that with a combi...

We have a pump next to the HWC that powers the showers, a stuart turner, could that also be doing the ufh? There are also a couple of small white boxes that occasionally whirr, are they pumps? There is nothing obvious to me in the airing cupboard (or anywhere else come to that) that screams ufh.

The reading is 15.

i will get back to you re the range rating. we have 18 rads.

I know little about boilers but will try and answer some of your questions... has the ufh got a manifold with a pump and mixing valve sorry no idea, what do they look like and where would they be? F23 happens when the flow of CH water through the boiler isn't sufficient to quickly carry...

Hi Im hoping someone can explain to me why we keep getting the F23 error message and how we can prevent it happening again. We have a combi boiler (downstairs) and a hot water cylinder (upstairs). As far as I understand it the combi heats the hot tap water downstairs directly, all the...

By 'wet system' do you mean a radiator? or piped undefloor heating? Thanks :-)

we are having a bathroom fitted in our house and the room currently just has floor boards. is it really worth installing underfloor heating? for the cost of installing and running all im going to get is slightly warm tiles right? however, id hate to not bother and then regret it. perhaps...

Id like to get a polymarble worktop installed. the one i like is in bathstore http://www.bathstore.com/_application/search_results.php?q=polymarble I need a 2m length so will need the 1500 basin&top unit plus a section of 500 plain worktop. A plumber has said that the join between the 2...

are they as good as the pedestal versions? a plumber told us they are difficult to install and that even the best fitted ones will still move a little over time due to users weight pulling them away from the wall. Is this true? Am i better of going for a good old pedestal one? Thanks.

Hi A plumber has recommended we get an electronic water softner. Are they really any good? We used to have one of those little £15 ones attached to a pipe and it seemed like a complete waste of space/money. He says there are now new ones designed to effect the whole house. Is it worth...

do i need to compensate by turning one of the other rads down 1/4 of a turn?

hi a plumber balanced our rads a few months back and im finding the one he turned down isnt getting hot enough. i know he turned the pin at the opposite end to the thermostat but i cant remember a) which way to turn the pin - anticlockwise i assume? b) how much of a turn roughly ie would...

[/url] :shock: can anyone simplify?

hi i have a lounge/diner that is 27' x 12' and cant find anything on the net about recommended amount of ceiling lighting for a room based on its size. i currently have 2 ceiling lights in there, each has 3 x 40w bulbs. the room seems a little dingy though when all the lights are on. i...

Thanks. I have a combi boiler downstairs and a hw cylinder upstairs with power showers running off it. I assume i need v high flow rate for that?

it is a decent combi, the best domestic you can get - vaillant ecotec. the hot supplies already run from the cylinder???

Hi We live in a hard water area and have been recommended to get a water softner fitted. Are there any negatives to getting one of these fitted? Whats a good brand? Do water softners stop those annoying water marks from being left all over the bathroom (ie on shower door, taps...)? Thanks