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    Advice on damaged floor

    I work in IT and you wouldn't believe how many problems I solve just by turning up on site and staring at the computer. Perhaps this skill now extends to email :lol: Thanks for your help. It's good to have a second opinion from a flooring guru. As a joe public, we're often left in the...
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    Advice on damaged floor

    Thanks for replying. Unfortunately, as the floor has already been screeded and the Karndean laid, I'm not sure what you want pics of? The biggest problem we have is that where the karndean butts up against the patio window, if you stand on it or push it down with your fingers , you can see...
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    Advice on where to fit drain cocks

    Thanks for your help and advice. All the rads have TRV's fitted - on some it would be possible to replace the lockshield valve with a combined LSV and draincock but alas on others the LSV is too close to the edge of the wall and I would proably need to cut into the pipework to fit the drain...
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    Advice on where to fit drain cocks

    Dear All I am looking for suggestions as to the best place to fit drain cocks on the central heating system. All downstairs radiators are fed from pipes from the floor above. Currently there is one drain cock fitted in the kitchen but this does not allow me to fully drain the system -...
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    Advice on damaged floor

    Dear All This is my first post in the flooring forum. The Problem. We have a 1970's house and the downstairs floor is damaged where it meets the patio doors. The damage takes the form of missing/crumbling floor. I can poke my fingers down the gaps and can see the outerwall to one side &...
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    Crazing caulk

    Why does decorators caulk start to have a crazed effect when overpainting with emulsion. It looks okay when first painted but then after a couple of weeks starts to craze. Using a quality brand of paint (dulux) and caulk.
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    Cold Radiators

    Does anyone think it might be a good idea to turn off the valves at both sides of the problem rads, drain the radiators and then open each valve in turn to check for a positive flow from both sides. :?: Even though the problem rads are brand new, is it worth flushing them through whilst...
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    Cold Radiators

    Hi Timmyturtle. If i understand your question - you are asking have I fed the 2 moved rads from the hot water system :?: To confirm the, the programmer has 2 modes: HW only and HW & CH. Setting to either of these modes doesn't change a thing with these 2 rads. After I had put in the...
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    Cold Radiators

    . : Bahco - this had crossed my mind but I've been in denial about this possibility :roll: Is there a rule of thumb that can be used to determine how many radiators you can feed as a spur? I guess in an ideal world every radiator would branch from a 22mm pipe central pipe and deliver the...
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    Cold Radiators

    I have a convential boiler with 12 radiators connected. During the summer months we were decorating downstairs which involved moving the positions of 2 of the radiators. For routing pipework reasons, the existing pipe work (flow & return) were cut off and capped. To provide hot water to...
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