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What was his original quote, what did he do extra from his quote?

Just for your info, what happens if the ECV is letting by!, just turning off won't stop gas coming through the open pipe, therefore it's a job for an RGI to check and cap meter or pipe

If two people have told you that the flue cannot be used I would say it would be wise to take their advice. Flueless fires are intended as a secondary source of heat, personally I wouldn't fit one, but I'm not going to start that debate off. I don't really understand, you say you have a...

Do you have any thumb vents or automatic air valves on the cylinder you can use to vent the air?

I'd ask this question in the flooring section as well. There is a poster on there called Woodyoulike (runs a shop and knows what they are talking about), I'm sure I've read in the past that UFH and wooden floors is not recommended, but if you have to, then go with engineered wood.

Another CC/CCC quoting low and devalueing the trade, just what the industry needs

Hi - does anyone who owns the above drill have the dimensions for it?

You are either very thick skinned or just thick. Time after time you come on here asking professional plumbers for advice even though you have got our backs up from previous comments about how we are all rip off merchants. FYI £80 to change a trv is not ripping anyone off, but as you probably...

A simple job does not neccasarily equate to a quick job, assuming he had to drain down your system, refill, bleed all the rads, etc, etc £300 is not excessive, why he changed the other valve is a different matter If you could change both yourself in an hour, it beggars the question of why...

I've not fitted their baths but have fitted quite a few of their basins, etc. good quality, but long lead times to get the stuff. Mine was supplied buy a local independent supplier, don't know where you are but if you are near to Slough, I'll give you there details

A pint is not normal, as said it sounds like you do not have enough fall on the flue

The norm is 180mm

Not really enough info to give you an answer. Have a look at www.radcalcs.com and you'll be able to calculate the btu's yourself. Compare the btu's to the rads of your choice an you'll have your answer.

But he's been such a hero sorting out this toilet, which was obviously very complicated as it was beyond a time served plumber. I have a vision that he turned up wearing a cape and his underpants on the outside of his trousers

What boiler do you have?

Keep going Naz mate, not because I think you are any good or capable, but just for the sheer enjoyment I get from reading your posts and the subsequent replies from plumbers who do know what they are doing :lol:

I'm another fan of the CM927. That price is excellent, better than I get them for from my supplier at trade price.

WTF !

I've been a big Dewalt fan in the past, be warned they are not to the quality they once were Ps - Impact driver are great of you can afford one and a drill/driver

PMSL - in another post you say that every RGI is a crook, then you ask for help on a simple problem with a rad. I presume you are not charging the customer for your lack of ability to diaganose a fault