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    Oh please help me sort out the shower (fleeced again?)

    Am I just getting bad plumbers (daft woman emoticon) or am I just stupid? After days, nay, years of your experience and time on here sorting out what to do with my vented, one-pipe system, I thought I found a good un. New boiler in, house toasty, everything fine. But the new shower he...
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    Anyone got any ideas why my shower pressure is rubbish?

    I posted this separately in another message so apologies for cross-posting (just realised my title wasn't pulling in any answers :oops: ) I've just had a new mixer shower fitted. In theory (according to my installer) it is for low pressure systems (we have a vented system with conventional...
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    Hey, Doitall, I've got a working boiler and hot rads but...

    ...what's wrong with my shower?! I finally found a bloke with a bag of spanners :lol: who put in a Worcester conventional boiler (Greenstar 30 summat) and a new cylinder. ALL my rads are lovely and hot and the new thermostat actually works! OK it still takes 30 mins to actually heat...
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    Doitall and co, it's the 'one pipe' system lady (please?)

    Hi again, OK the latest guy has given an acceptable quote but is suggesting he fits a Valiant (Vaillant?) Ecotec Pro Combi 28he to our existing pipes... I'd really like to know if you think this would work or is a mad idea given the pipes, radiators etc that I outlined to you previously...
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    One pipe system, industrial style pipes: boiler exploded...

    I have posted before and had some helpful replies but managed to lose them and our situation has gone from checking out some general advice to sit on for a while to 'ohmigod we've got no heating and the boiler has exploded...' It is 30 years old and now condemned so we've got to replace that...
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    Wide bore pipes (and many other things...!)

    Hi, got a lovely new house with lovely cast-iron 1950s radiators and massiive wide bore pipes, which act like radiators too... they're about 2-3 inches (and I mean two to three whole inches not two thirds...) Cannot afford, nor want the disruption of replacing all these pipes but the guy who...
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