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Thanks for the reply, will give it a go wouldn't be the end of the world if I did double em up about £100 more on wood, but thanks.

Hi I know that the joist centers should be 400mm, but due to a bit of bad planning mine are going to be around 550mm. In your experience will this be unacceptably bouncy? I could double up inbetween the joists giving me around 365mm centers or would this be overkill? Thanks

To be honest the bg installations will soon be mostly done by contractors. It's not ideal as the quality will vary but ive seen some beautiful installations done by contractors. Bg chi has always struggled to make money even with the prices they charge and having a load of engineers employed in...

I'm bg and I fit boilers for people the vat/tax is paid through either my dads or brothers company as well as being signed off. Everyone's circumstances is different.

Do you have a black wire in terminal 1 of the receiver and the other black wire in terminal 3? Or rather where you had a link in the terminal block of the boiler is this now going to 1 and 3 on the receiver?

As I said its not ideal but the worse could happen is maybe pump over till its fixed. Anyhow these look ideal http://www.discountfiresupplies.co.uk/product/280/555/Easy-Relay-240V-Mains-Relay-(230V-AC-50_60Hz-Coil)-in-Red-or-White-Single-Gang-Box They are double pole but can be used as a...

Yeah ideally, but I don't think it will cause any harm in this situation. Besides the valve will have started to open when the pump starts.

Why don't you just use whatever is triggering the zone valve ie programmer/stats to also trigger/power the individual pumps. Then just let the zone valves trigger the boiler?

Thanks for the replies. I have gone for the Phillips master 7w 3000K 25o beam in the kitchen and they look really good. Has instantly given me that clean crisp light look very atmospheric. I am going to go for a wider beam in the lounge to get a bit more of a flood lit effect. Thanks

Hi. I am in the process of renewing my halogen lamps to LED and its not as straight forward as I had hoped! Looks like there are so many variables ie wattage, number of LEDs, colour shade (cool white to warm yellow), intensity (1000K, 2000k, 3000k...). Anyway got my head round most of it but...

Its an optional extra for all the greenstar range integral filling loop. The different size ones you refer to are for the old cdi range.

Hi yeah there are a few lists of the affected ones on the internet and I found out that mine RARA was one of the affected ones. I was completely honest and told the guy from electrium that I had overloaded the circuit but as I said to him you expect it to trip not burst in to flames. I don't...

To be fair electrium were very good, they were even going to get someone out same day as I called. I didn't get a reply to my emails though had to phone them in the end, but they are sending out merlin electrical services this Monday.

Hi, Was just after a bit of advice. I was sitting in my lounge the other day when my lights started to flicker and then I could here sizzling and smell smoke coming from under the stairs at the consumer unit. Luckily I managed to flick the switch before it got too serious. After making...

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The coolar increases the connection to 50mm. Just take it off and use a 40mm Compression on it. The ideal man said its not a 40mm out let instead somthing like 37mm or 38mm (inch and a half), but he said 40mm done up tight will be fine.

1) You only have minimal room down either side of the expansion vessel as shown here: http://www.worcester-bosch.co.uk/installer/products/lpg-boilers/greenstar-28i-junior/wall-preparation The space is usually only enough to get one 22mm pipe down either side at a push, also it would look...

^Completely agree, never understood why Adey didn't make a brass version, I guess the tooling and manufacturing costs? We were issued with replacement lid orings to replace the red ones which were meant to solve the leaking problems and to be honest I haven't come across a leaking lid for ages...

AAV's usually come with either a 1/2" or 3/4" male thread, you then put this into a copper to iron.