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Never thought of it like that, and l can see your point.. l know how much the Danfoss heatplan pack costs, so would a central heating plumber get it cheaper on discount.. l don't know if l can ask this question on here but "how much would it cost for someone to do the job."

l have already mentioned previously l need to change both my 2 port valves on my S- Plan and have looked into the best way of doing this price wise.. l have seen a Danfoss heatplan pack with 2 port valves, timer and h/w and c/h stats for a good price, if this can be changed for all the parts l...

l need to drain down to change both my 2 port valves and one is stuck shut, both valve levers are sloppy and will not open or stop in the open position so how can l drain down the system with a valve in the closed position..

Thanks guys , honeywell valves it is then.. Can someone tell me are they the 4043H valves l need.. And best places to look for them .

l thought l had Honeywell 2 port valves but l have these.. Anyone come across these before, can l change the head on these without draining the system. Or if l cannot will Honeywell replace these without altering the pipework.

Sorry folks these don't look like Honeywell 2 port valve, anyone know if replacing these with Honeywell will be ok without any pipe adjustments needed.

could do with some answers to my last post please..

Having read about these 2 port valves l'm quite certain this is the old type as the silver cover does not have a raised bump on the top. So taking the actuator out without draining the system seems out of the question, but can l buy the parts for the insjde of the valve and leave the valve...

Is there anyway for me to find out if i can take the actuator off on this model. E.g model number on valve or markings.. If l cannot take the actuator off can l still take the cover off, by taking the cover off can l still see if there's a problem with the valve..

It's a "S" Plan system with 2 honeywell valves and the lever is sloppy with no resistance with the boiler on or off.. If the valve is stuck shut is there anyway l can get it open to get the hot water flowing. They are old valves as l've been in this house since the early 90's and they was in...

Untill yestaday l was getting hot water, l put the central heating and hot water on yestaday and the radiators got hot but the water only got luke warm.. :? Went to the airing cupboard and noticed l have two pipes coming out of the hot water cylinder and these were cold.. Can someone suggest...

My exterior wall has just had some render put on and would like to know how long to leave it before going over it with exterior paint.. What paint would you recommend and would the paint need watered down for the first coat and how many coats altogether..

l've done a slurry mix and applyed to the wall as they are so dry, even when l apply the mix the wall just soaks it in.. Anyway l started putting the scratch coat on and as soon as the render leaves the float onto the wall it just drops off.. Should l make a mix more sloppy or add something to...

Reading alot of different methods on the forum and internet about waterproofer and plasticiser on scratch and top coat. Some say waterproofer in both, some say waterproofer in scratch only, some say just add plasticiser like "free flo" in both :? Some say plasticiser in top coat only.. l'm...

:oops: l'll be getting them from B&Q so l think they are 25kg are'nt they.. You say 300kg is this with the cement..

How many bags of sand & cement is needed..

Quite confident at most things and will have a go as moneys tight this day and age... Done basic plastering before and would just like some help and advice on rendering which l have not had a go at before...

l need to render some of my house wall and need to know how much l will need in bags of cement and sand. What l also would like to know is what cement and sand is best to use and do l need to add anything to the mix . Do l need to put a scratch coat on or will one coat be ok. The area l...

Turned all the radiator lockshield screws back by one turn. Surely some heat should be at the pipes at least... :?

No none of them do.