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yeap..no worries

thx spraggo...it looked like it would be from searches. cheers

as the title says... anyone know of a direct replacement for 28mm 3 port valve v328 by landis and gyr ....thx

is the not a re-set button ? did you drain it at the elbow under the boiler ?...ie are you sure its drained

the theme of the day is frozen condense pipes...have u checked that ?

not normally damage the boiler, but will stop working...so yes make sure it can run away

I have attended loads (8-10) 32 and 40mm waste pipes that are frozen up...all have had a small amout of water passing....ie a leaking tap or condense pipe connected to it. this is true whether the condense pipe is connected inside or out...if the 32-40mm still goes outside. So we can say...

aav will freeze if not inside the warm house.

calculations apart, you can cut the wastepipe along its length...cut out/drill (before cutting it would be easier) for the clips that support the gas pipe, and snap it over the top ? that way its vented and your house looks... errrrrr... better ?

chrome spray paint might do it ?....i tried before..not to bad

hi...been reading that " Epoxy Fortified Wood Stain " is a penetrating acrylic stain for decking..sounds good from the literature however i cant seem to find a retailer in the uk anyone use this, know where i can get it ? or know of a uk equivalent ? cheers

not really...plan ur showers usage. can you get a larger heat exchanger for this baxi ?..i dunno

like u say...it's an idea :shock:

hi guys anyone had any experience with cooker extraction ducting. takeway near me has and extractor above the cooker...about 4 meters down it has what looks like an inline extrctor fan (to aid extrction due to distance etc i guess)..it then goes through the roof. they have asked i look...

seems likely an unvented cylinder.... :shock: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leicestershire-10975124

vaillant best placed for info on how their flue will perform as is. no fire boards needed. no ventillation needed.

cant think of any reason why it would be the rads making the noise....look for something else when its raining

32mm..then u dont have to insulate 21.5 equals having to insulate thats my thought on it anyhow

you can place this steel on top if you think that copper cant be detected...it normally is the steel does not want to be touching the copper cos it can lead to the copper corroding... (although i thought they needed water in the pipes for the corrosion to occur ?..maybe someone can clarify)...

not normally standard size...think about an inch. but if it will come out (if any of it remaining ) then take to some plumbers merch. and see