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not really. :wink:

concealed any day, takes longer looks better. why are you plasterboarding a brick wall just skim it, your tiling over it anyway. a concealed shower will need about 3" depending on make and model you choose. or fit a bar mixer then you only got to conceal the pipework.

surely you don't look at all your jobs as if your going to get problems with it.

probably the best idea as it's all getting stiff. get new seal kit. but you'll need to know make and model first. :wink:

they don't last forever :wink:

the filters and valves are located in the back of the mixer total strip down. any names or markings on the mixer valve ?

what shower mixer is it. have you tried the filters or check if the non return valves are not sticking? and the thermostatic cartridge don't sound to clever.

has the cold rad got one on and is it set to the highest setting

what is the hot water system your running from ? combi boiler etc make model.

does it have a trv fitted on one end

close all the other rads, then when faulty rad gets hot open others

fit new ones.

upwards. anti clockwise. but be careful you don't twist it on the pipe.

no regulation.

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they do help but it's not a regulation to fit them.

i don't need to find it look on page 3.21 oh no you don't have a water regs cert so you won't have a book. :lol:

try getting it from 22mm to 32mm after the joists.

yes thanks.

you say it's not corrosion, because it has several zones and newish rads. but could be the overflow pipe. but didn't do it last year. that don't make any sense at all vent pipe is in same place, new rads and several zones so what don't mean anything so what wasn't their last year...