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Could someone please tell me the btu/watts required for my living/dining room, length : 9.2m, width : 3.8m, height : 2.7m. The room has floorboards and 3 outside walls - hope this helps. Cheers :D

Can anyone recommend a decent/value for money un-vented cylinder to install. Cheers.

What do you mean 'the tiling sticky'??

Hi, I'm planning on tiling my kitchen floor (concrete) in the next couple of weeks and was looking for a bit of advice on where to start tiling from : 1. The middle of the room 2. The door entrance from the hallway 3. The back door or does it not matter. Would love to give the job to a...

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Only ever fitted Worcester. Never had any come backs. That speaks volumes. Quality & Value.

On some old Worcester boilers when you have run off some hot-water the heating pump will kick in(pump over-run t/stat) and dissipate any heat from the heat exchanger in turn stopping the boiler from over-heating. You might find that one of your rads has 2 x lockshield rad valves acting as a...

Worcester Greenstar Junior better and cheaper.

If the gatevale is fitted between the flow and return pipe then its a by-pass. But if the gatevalve is fitted between the heating return pipe and mains cold water then its a (so called) filling loop. It should have a non-return valve fitted on it, to stop contamination of mains water, most...

The gate valve between two heating pipes is probably a by-pass. Your system could be open vented, is there a header tank in the loft space.

F**k electric, i'm fitting gas.

Change the hot-water cylinder for a un-vented type and do away with the CWS tank. Problem solved.

Would it not be easier to just run a new 10mm cable with 40A breaker ? Because everybody is giving me conflicting views i dont know what to believe. :oops:

Is your place a house or dormer bungalow ?

Change the existing valve for a HONEYWELL V4073A Mid -Position. Best on the market will last forever.

Yeh, i never give people an itemised breakdown of the costs. If the the job costs £2000 then take it or leave it.

Just a bit wary of this diversity thing. In case i tile my walls and then when i'm using my oven and hob that it starts tripping and then i'm f****d, coz i dont wanna go chasing my wall out again.

The problem is that i haven't anymore space on my consumer unit. So i was thinking of running 10mm T & E with a 40A breaker and connecting both hob and oven together.

I'm at present refitting my kitchen. It currently has a ceramic hob and built under single oven. I've purchased a Baumatic Hob rated at 6KW and Baumatic double oven rated at 4.12KW. The existing mcb at the cu is 30amp, with 4 or 6mm cable i think and approx 7metres from cu. Will this be...