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Caleffi actually manufacture alot of the valves including pressure reducing as well as pressure release and combination valves I find their gear excellent and no.issues to use

My god the voice of reason is Puller! That would be my choice to and most system boilers are actually combination boilers with the diverter Valve removed and the setting changed on the PCB Expansion Vessel will be far too small.for house that size so Heat only With external pump,correctly...

If he tiled.to the top then there should be no need for coving or pehaps he hasn't quite learnt how to use a tape measure Sorry mate was half asleep!!

Would have been better leaving it plastered. That was a pukka JOB! !!:mrgreen::mrgreen:

The drill must be an issue instead of the Bit,as you said you have used Hilti bits there are not many bits better then that of you are really worried then use a Bosch percussion drill,this is not as fierce as a SDS

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If they are dusty then brush off what you can with a stiff broom.and some PVA watered down wI'll be very good for adhesion of the dry wall adhesive

The raised bed is made from railway sleepers and copper tarnishing makes no difference whatsoever ,it was actually scrap copper that was used in the first place It would be sacrilege to use shiny new tube!!!

Stick to holocaust denial and chatting waffle instead of trying to blag professionals with you lack of knowledge

I watched a gardening programme many years ago and apparently copper gives slugs s natural shock and they won't go near it! My mates son has a raised bed and grows all sorts in there I told him about copper and he thought I was taking the Mickey,anyway he tried it and put copper tube all...

The clue is there for all the wise "Rated Monkeys " more like!!

Don't bother steve ,Joe will try to teach you how to suck eggs next! !

I have used the Dunlop kit for.many years and find it excellent BAL is extortionate even with our trade terms and there are other superior products available. Adhesive is perfect example as most tilers will have a firm favourite and know how it works for them as well as drying and workability...

You are best off using bonding only and plumb the walls the beat you can There is no need to skim the walls as this is purely for decorative finish and you can tile straight on top of bonding

25-30mm I reckon tile and adhesive. 10mm for the floor adhesive plus thickness of tile

You can buy a strip for that for tile to carpet and will take up the devation

That is proper lash up sorry Even 12.5mm ply is not suitable , we have ditra matting "No More Ply " Hardibacker Aqua panel and whole.myriad of other boards to use and all of these would do a proper job and not cause you headache afterwards Rip up.and do it properly

I know the tile shop you are talking about I prefer to use cement based flexible tile adhesive and in most bathroom.applications this will be used on floors and walls Kitchen and cloak rooms I may use ready mix but prefer the powdered material as you get more bang for your buck

I Normally use the Dunlop kit and once the tape is on I will.cut and reinforce any corners the edge of the tray should be cleaned and prepared with scotchbrite as this will help adhesion also fill all joints with flexible tile adhesive tape and then use the rubberised compound All careful...

You can dot n dab them with no issues. Cavity wall so no issue what so ever