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it sounds like the flloat valve is not shutting fully.

prv fit new

labour

is that fitted with a trv ?

i would opt for the 22mm option on that sort of run.

can't say i've never had any problems with any of the quality bathroom suites.

they are just cheap and cheerful. parts missing, parts don't fit, back up service is like talking to a 4yr old. apart from that ok. get what you pay for. :wink:

i can see problems already now you mention b&q. are you gravity hot water or have you a combi boiler?

sounds like your downstairs rads are airlocked, maybe in the drop down pipework from upstairs. shut all upstairs rads to push full flow downstairs.

are all five rads fed from one 15mm flow and return tee off the 22mm or have you got two rads on one flow/return then three rads on another tee ? how long are these 15mm runs from the tee's ? has all the radiators been balanced as your plumber said ?

compression are better.

don't worry long as you tell him what pipes you want moved or changed it should be ok. but if h is any good he will know by looking what he needs and sometimes you can't always tell till say toilet is inplace. does sound strange how he has taken a job on he hasn't seen so how did he give you...

would help you out but wrong side of london for me. :wink:

your flow and return will be 22mm then a manifold down to 8mm micro. you can change it to standard 15mm or just use reducers in your valves and keep the 8mm

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fit a stopcock to the pipe that supplies the tap only.

what do you mean 3 cms deep ?

keep hoping :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

they come on here what an answer, don't like the answer they are given, then expect cause your a plumber you should be able to guess their problem or parts they need. public need to wake up abit. and live in the real world. we don't jump when public say jump and carry a crystal ball.

what you on about, we all know he means the wc waste pipe but their is about 15 different types. you don't give any info don't expect us to guess