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Yes would be solid ones I think would look poor though too 75mm extensions either side Edit It would be 80mm too short for the current pipe centres so two 40mm extensions or an 80. Still I think would look poor

Yes I thought of that would need like a 75mm rad tail extension for each side. Don't think would look very good

Yes a Matt black one. They should be able to get a similar finish you'd think?

They look like this. They do them in 1000 and 1200. I need an 1100 as this is what is in and I can't alter pipes can't get under the floor is tiled no access

Ah you sprayed them sorry. So powder coating should be at least as good

Thanks and is that powder coated

Would a finish as good as this be possible? Want a black radiator. But they don't do the size wanted in black. And can't move pipework. As no access.

Thanks it's just a normal radiator a new one thank I want powder coating black.

So getting one powder coated at a company that does powder coating. Should be ok?

Did you send it off to a factory to get done? Does it look professional like the eastbrook black ones you can get. Can't use the eastbrook ones as I need a size they don't do.

Has anyone had a radiator powered coated before? So you can have it a specific colour.

A filling loop isolator with the double check valve instead of a isolation valve and a double check valve?

Yes so sits out like that.

Does anyone one use a combined isolation and DCV for an outside tap installation. Instead of and isolation and separate DCV. Thanks

Tha k yes if fit on the negative side of the pump this would help the pump i.e less resistance?

Yes

Is this what you have realised has work? So I could measure face to face on two elbows for a piece of pipe and if 1/2inch add 26mm.

So it wouldn't go all the way in to the finale thread internally on the fitting?

Thanks have you realised that has worked in the past?

Thanks sure when I worked at a place before they didn't fit a check valve after the pump. Somewhere else they do. Wondered on the reasoning.