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LOL. Would you like a little bet on it :roll:

The last one i fitted many years ago.

slow down Nige :P

It will be fine esp if mains water.

about 3 inches :wink:

I've only ever fitted Danesmoor,Heatslaves and Firebirds in oil so can't tell you the difficult ones but i know that Heatslaves are simple.

the manual is online and it shows you.

Hi Pred. This guy is good. Blue Star Plumbing Services Firwood House Main Road, Easter Compton Bristol BS35 5RA 01454 631338

Alkathene might fracture. I once had a clamp for compressing lead that consisted of 2 metal bars and two nuts & bolts that would squash the pipe closed but i never tried it on alkathene..... it might work :?:

they are the same size but sometimes are a bit tight to get on. leave the valve all together and tap it on then undo the nut and check it's gone fully on.

I bought a Makita 3 years ago......it's the dogs bo*locks :D

screwfix sold out to B&Q and then the same guy opened toolstation. 8)

Free circular saw when you buy a compound mitre saw for £99. http://www.screwfix.com/search.do?fh_search=Free_CircSaw

Must be expansion then. Either pipework or radiator and could be on the rad bracket. Did you use the small plastic inserts on the bracket that stops the metal on metal expansion noise ?

Is it a thermostatic rad valve ? You may have it on the wrong side. Look at the arrows on it is it bi-directional ?

A photo would be good. Or get a different RGi out to issue a safety certificate and see what it says. If there is a problem you could claim the cost back off the first RGi The flue should be 2m away if it's below a rooflight or 600 above.

You want the tiles to be flush or just above the bath finished off with an edging bead. The waste is solvent weld so cut where your arrow is and fit a compression straight or a flexi to give you what you want. http://www.screwfix.com/p/universal-40mm-compression-flexible-waste-pipe-320mm/27334...

moved.

They won't be getting any of my money then.