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What a helmet, op is a dead man typing.

If you mean centre to centre, then measure the taps you have c to c the size is around 185 mm c to c so they should be fine usually standard on most sinks

Ferroli have never been good derk, and in you last post about your ferroli you said the installer moved so that's why you dont use him? And you haven't had it serviced so have no cover not really his fault is it? £200 s consultation couldnt afford anything better than a ferroli? By all means...

You charge £200 a consultation but get a ferroli fitted? Don't spend on it skip it and have a decent unit fitted before you go down the route of fixing it then fixing it oh then fixing it again. Also this isn't a contest in how much your Willy weighs with your earnings.

Because most who have replied aren't diyers but plastic is close.

Does leaving your car running all day save you petrol? Same thing imo

I kind of agree, but I know sparks get there tickets and struggle to fit a light bulb, mechanics that diagnose car faults incorrectly, Dr that can't preform, dentists that drill to deep so you lose a tooth, vets that charge a bomb then put animals down as they don't have a answer, finance...

It's got a bg pump, looks like a bg install too

Get the installer back and ask him to check its still under warranty with him.

Or look on eBay for a fernox test kit for central heating water, send it to fernox it will come back with everything that is in the system I mean everything not as cheap as sentinal quick test but if all is good vaillent can't walk away from it sentinal test they can. Still if its whistling...

Sounds like most I hear of, the vaillent engineers are fair so not going the directly blame the installer, but it is his fault. Golden question how much did you pay? The original installer should do a powerflush free of charge its his fault imo he cut a corner on a very dirt intolarant boiler...

Have you turned the boiler stat up to a higher level of heat? As above most ufh systems will shut down if the flow is two hot, maybe the bypass valve isn't working correctly since you shut it down so the flow no longer mixes correctly via the bypass. What ufh do you have? Also salus wireless are...

If done already wash till dissolved then don't use again, soapy water only.

Movement above can cause the switches to turn on fit a non return to the outlets close to the pump usually solves it, can also be air still left in one of the pipes to say a shower or tap air moves more than water so makes them pop on the off.

Can't really tell if the flooring is wood or screed either way I would remove it and fit a bigboss adaptor to it with a mf elbow or connect to the rear of the pipe? As said that point of entry has long gone how you want to do it, how high is the waste gunna be two foot if you go into the branch?

First call someone out to make sure its not boiler related or cylinder related. If it is not call insurer and ask for a check and trace to be done due to a leak.

You sound like a charm to work for, anyway I think it only fair you do point out the niggles to the rgi as he may not have any fault when he is there. Moving on no it is not normal to switch on and off or infact need constant resetting, could be flame prob ie rectification fault, or possible...

Upon each service they require a new glass seal and electrodes, its in the book add approx £35 to each service.

All boiler parts are expensive, remeha are good units and as said if it has never been serviced by the last owner for 4 years then e5 fault is cheap to sort, seems that's all that's wrong with it.

Nail and head, dry joint or PCB on its way out.