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You don`t need to be corgie reg`d to install a system tony, just need a corgi to install the boiler. The rest can be done by any decent plumber.

It`s all new? hmm, perhaps it just needs to be balanced properly, do a search of this forum for balanceing, you`ll find your answers.

i dunno agile he says the flow sensor comes on and the water only comes through if he keeps hitting the reset button, it sounds like he is forceing through a small amount just with pressure being applied. But ya get advice from an engineer. always the best bet :)

give the trv`s a tap with a hammer, or use pliers to gently pull the pin up and down, more than likely they are gunged up. if that fails drain the system, hose out the rads and replace the trv`s.

just use a combi, you don`t need a gravity fed system lmao. The rads can run off the combi, no need to pipe in the dhw.

No flow from your hot water, sounds like the plate heat exchanger is clogged up.

Were are you getting your copper pipe from jonjb? £90 for pipeing an entire house? I spent 250 to 300 quid on pipe for the 3 bed house i did (detached house larger than your average semi) so how you do a house with just 90 quids worth of pipe is beyond me. seven rads for 200 quid? were do you...

Jesus christ, it would not be possible to do it for 2k the materials come to more than that. Even 3 to 3.5 is way to low i believe, to replace the entire system you are looking at 2 to 2.5k in materials doing such a large job for one grand is insane. Were do you live that prices are so low? @...

if it ain`t broke don`t fix it :)

If the cupboard is designed for the sink it should have a hole for the sink to sit into, if not the ridge on the back should have two holes, measure them off and drill, insert hexagon bolt screws (sorry don`t know the right name) and they will hold the sink. As you now have a combi useing 15 mm...

Guys guys :lol: £8000 includes boiler, rads, pipes, trv`s, shieldlocks, labour, i did a total replacement two weeks ago for £7500 in which i had to rip out the entire old system and replace it with all new work, this is believe it or not half the other quote the guy was given :) In fact...

I would strongly reccomend against diy`ing such a large job, let the plumber do, along with the combi it should cost no more than £8000 including materials thats a rough quote of course without seeing the property.

The noise should not be that bad, is it sat on rubber or foam pads? This will reduce noise caused by vibration.

Not repairable no, you may get the insurance to cover it as the basin got dropped in by accident, only your insuarnce company can tell you for sure :)

bump, does no-one know were to get this with 22mm fittings?

You need to know how to do it :) It is not really a diy job, you would be better off getting a plumber in to do it.

You would have to get a negative head pump (expensive) if you stick it in the attic mate. best bet if you have no room in the airing cupboard is under the bath. You need to run pipes from both cold and hotwater feeds. The coldwater feed has to be from the gravity feed not the mains. Just...

I have been asked to fit one on the rising main, problem is the main is 22mm and i can only find 15mm permutit fittings, would anyone know were i can find some?

is it legal yes it is. However you`d be better off getting someone who knows what they are doing

Why not fit it on the return nearer to the boiler?