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www.screwfix.com/p/rothenberger-monoblock-tap-spanner-set/40102 will interlink for longer reach

1. Use a test pump like the Rothenberger RP50 to pressurise the floor pipework. Then no need to connect up and risk overheating screed. 2. Not my field, but I think you need to leave the pipework pressurised while the screed sets, and bring up to temperature very gradually. 3. Again, not my...

Rothenberger are on board. If you have some pipes to join.:mrgreen:

If your new to soldering, watch some video's on how to do it first. Get yourself a decent blowlamp, (Rothenberger aren't cheap but they are good!), and take your time. Again, Yorkshire fittings are more expensive, but are almost guaranteed not to leak provided care has been taken soldering...

Did you use a 17mm spanner? Try using boiled water on the valves and wait for it to cool down? Tightening underneath would be a box spanner - rothenberger or monument and not expensive

No, that is for pressure testing. Something like this https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/rothenberger-135-solar-heating-pump-centrifuga/ or https://www.tedbartinkerhire.co.uk/tool-hire.php?tool-hire=rems-solar-push

There are some things / devices that are available such as Rothenberger Kibosh ,which just clamp onto a pipe ,no tools required . Can you show a pic of the pipe / split ,and tell us the diameter.

...share battery technology and battery fittings and are part of CAS (the Cordless Alliance System) which also includes Eibenstock, Starmix, Steinel, Rothenberger, etc. Sounds good, but unfortunately not as broad a range as I'd like. Hopefully other (competing) manufacturers will join I due course

...it's cistern fed/open vent) Fill the system and cap the feed and vent, and pump up to 3.5 bar ( new pressurised c.h will discharge to vent @ 3 bar ) and leave for a couple of days to see any leaks/pressure drop. Hire a Rothenberger one for £40 a day or buy a cheaper one from Amazon - then...

A pressure test pump is required to get it up to full pressure. You might be able to hire one

...did this, and the flow was poor even without any mixer for the cold. Do you mean something like this https://www.screwfix.com/p/rothenberger-pipe-drain-cleaning-coil-1-32m/65766 ? I also noticed this little device, I wonder if this will help...

wondering whether a pipe cutter (am using a rothenberg) might but a bulge in the pipe next to the cut, I am sure there are no burrs on the outside of the pipe. I have Lawton and Wednesbury Pipe, 'Primaflow' and Screwfix Flomasta fittings.

Sorry for jumping in on an old thread... I've just spent a couple of hours working free a backnut from a kitchen tap using Rothenberger tap spanners, 10" locking pliers, loads of WD40, and a lot of force. It was painful enough that I decided to replace the screw thread of the new tap fixing kit...

The op has restricted access, hence the flexi and deep socket discussion

You can simply buy a set of long reach monobloc sockets. Rothenberger is one brand. Any good plumber has them. Only a few pounds. Basically box spanners

Yes OK it does seem fairly straightforward Any tips for cutting the existing pipe? Too tight for me to hacksaw... Rothenberger Industrial 36012 Premium Plastic Pipe Shear https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B003S5PIII/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_8p1QDbD2BHWXG these any good for an in situ pipe cut?

...Pozidriv Screwdriver (L)75mm Magnusson S2 steel PZ0 Pozidriv Screwdriver (L)75mm Magnusson S2 steel PZ2 Pozidriv Screwdriver (L)125mm Rothenberger 10" Water pump pliers Is that everything I need to do this? If anything else is needed toolwise, can you tell me what thanks again. Its also...

Yeah I bought some of them from Screwfix today. Thanks everyone!

No, but silicone can go funny. Might be better with plumbers mait and monobloc tap spanner set: https://www.plumbase.co.uk/rothenberger-monoblock-tap-100010961-2215372...

Bath taps can be awkward bar stewards which is why tools such as Rothenberger Telescopic Basin Wrench 32mm (71701) are made. The Armeg Jaw-Dropper is excellent, but a bit expensive for one-off use.