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Okey doke, will let you know how I get on later. Thanks for your advices folks. Rich

Yep see that. Can u just give me very basic steps of how I can check the filter without flooding the house please !

Thanks Picasso, you mean the hot water cylinder side of the pump ? Can I do this without flooding the house ? I know there are isolaters o the black connectors as I used them when I had the tap head off.

hi all Approx 11 months ago had my bathroom completely renovated. Had a grohe bath filler/shower fitted along with a 2.6bar salamander pump. All working great up until last week. For no apparent reason the hot side isn’t firing as fast as it previously did when filling bath. (Shower seems the...

Guys thanks so far. The issue is I've already painted as I felt it was my only option sue to door/floor height etc.is it worth considering clear varnish on top or am I wasting my time ? If so advice on product or brand would be great Cheers Rich

Ok I'll keep this as brief as I can. After several years in my house finally got round to papering, painting, dado etc hall and stairs.so the floor....ceramic tiles in good condition but totally clashing new colour scheme. Wanted wood but would have had to fetch them all up as threshold of front...

Almost impossible to say without seeing it. For example is your current set up gravity or fully pumped?? You may need to upgrade - this is ££££ where are u planning putting the new heat only boiler ? It Will need new gas supply and new connection to primary circuits - again ££££. Tear the lot...

Usually 300mm adjacent from boundary. But can be over ridden if causing any kind of nuisance. Check manufacturers instructions if available

Firstly if your front gable is similar in size to the picture I think you'll have a job fitting your boiler there. When u allow for the internal rafters etc it will be really tight. Secondly you can't terminate condensate into rainwater unless you can be sure it shares the drain with foul water...

I think you may have your maths wrong. Filling the bath 1/3 with hot water which you calculate to be 250l then your bath would be 750 litres? Still without any water displacement.

Are you not intending on mixing any cold into your bath water ? Also the bath may well have a capacity of 400 litres, but surely not when 2 people are in it? Water displacement? (The pic looks like a 2 person bath btw?)

Hi Firstly the boiler isn't the issue. 40kw will walk 16 rads and heat water no problem. You don't give much info about your current hot water set up but I guess you've prob got a vented cylinder with cold water tank in loft? Are your current showers pumped ? Unvented would be the best (most...

Only output tbh. Vaillant 37kw, bg 30kw. Without actually seeing your property it's hard to say but based on the amount of rads you have I would suggest 40/37 kw is overkill. In fact 30kw could be on the large side. You would have to calculate your rad requirements to be more accurate.

Bg 330+ is basically a rebadged gloworm ultracom. Gloworm are made by vaillant anyway. Hope this puts your mind at rest

It's a cdi but bg modified. 32kw and slightly better water flow rate than 30cdi. Is defo made by Worcester

Have a look at Worcester air to air heat pump. I believe one unit would do 150sqm so you would need a couple. Sleek unit ideal for your situation and 500% efficient as well. I think around 2300 fitted Inc vat.

600mm facing the boundary is the minimum,but it's always stated pluming should not cause a nuisance.

You could look at this in a different way. If it cost say 2k to replace your boiler etc you could potentially at 20% savings on gas save around £240 from your £1200 annual bill. If you leave the 2k in a cash Isa for a year best return on Market at the minute will pay you about 70 quid? Where...

Hi Double panel/double convector will throw out more heat than just double panel and therefore rooms should reach temp quicker and activate trv or room stat. In theory cheaper to run. They are more expensive to buy though. Unless you have very large rooms they are a but overkill to be honest so...

You could use stainless steel cylinder with price of copper being high. Basic 900x450 direct from sc###fix 175 quid.