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I've never seen this before, I recon you've got a wrong un!

These come with a 5 year warranty so you may be able to get the manufacturer out foc (?, how long has it been installed), you would have needed to have it serviced annually though for the warranty to be valid

I'd go for the Opella, the only advantage of the Dudley is that they are 2 part so you can change the diaphram whilst still in place. As it's an easy job if you have go do it again, not really worth forking out for a Dudley turbo Ps - if you really want to upgrade, you could install a push...

What is not safe about it?

Obviously we haven't seen what is required, but at £6k it would need to be a difficult install with a quality boiler such as a Vaillant

Don't worry I don't offend easily :) I'm not sure if it covers your area of Berkshire, but there is a directory called the Green Book (think it's also online), to get in the directory the company would need to be recommended by customers; might be worth checking if any of the companies...

Very good advice from Plumbgas. Go with an installer that has been recommended and not just the one that comes in with the cheapest quote

65mm

As a plumber I was always taught that it had to be copper and that plastic was for cowboys and diy'ers. However, having used plastic and so far have had no problems with it all my previous prejudices of plastic pipe have gone. Copper should still be used where you can see it (plastic fittings...

I would go with what you have found or Bristan do an equivalent valve which feels slightly better quality than the Coda (mainly the shower riser kit and head rather than the valve)

Yes

Rather than using a punch, I always use a diamond tipped bit

It's about as easy as it gets:- Take off cover, etc Undo the 4 screws holding the cartridge in place Pull out old cartridge and insert new one and reassemble

Can't say I blame Kamco, it's a bit unreasonable to buy a second hand machine and expect the benefits as if you were buying a new machine.

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Leave the x200 in

Simple - cap the pipe at your earliest convenience.

IMO, for reliability you can't beat Honeywell although Drayton would be my second choice

Yep, that is my solution when fitting them. Ps - you'll have to use a flexible waste to fix to the trap

You could always post on a well known DIY website accounting your problems and generally giving his company and him a bad name, if nothing else that's bound to hurt his business if any of his customers read it :)