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Water hammer can be a tricky thing to cure. Personally I have had varying degrees of success. I find shock arrestors don't work. The same with turning down the internal stop tap. What I've found is turning the the external stop tap down a good few turns can be a cure. Hope this...

Have a search for "timesaver strap on boss" Type carefully Andy

There are rules as to where any flue is positioned because it's not only steam its products of combustion. If it's a nuisance to you then a call to Gas safe for their advice would be a sensible approach. Your neighbours sound like a nice family. Not. Andy...

You should have a 5 year guarantee with your boiler so a call to Vaillant. Andy.

If your pressure is dropping either you have a leak somewhere or the pressure relief valve is passing. Start with the radiator valves feeling at the back and tie a plastic bag over the prv to see if it's passing. Andy

I would go next size up for a bit of "wiggle room" especially if you are using solvent weld which I think is 43mm. Andy

How about re piping from the nearest accessible place either side of the pump and bypass it altogether fitting your new pump in a better position. Andy.

Try wearing a pair of rubber gloves it might help your grip, seriously.

Try here //www.diynot.com/forums/plumbing/boiler-central-heating-faqs.175736/ Faq 2

Those nuts don't usually need anything on them to make the seal as long as both faces are clean and not damaged. I'm wondering if the leak is where the tail (with the hex shape inside) is screwed in tightly enough. This tail should have Ptfe tape on or preferably loctite 55. Andy.

Of course fixing a gas boiler to the wall is classed as gas work.

Newspaper is fine. Any questions about your burner over here... http://www.thegreenlivingforum.net/forum/viewforum.php?f=21 Andy

If you are in a smoke control area and are planning on burning wood which isn't a smokeless fuel you will need to fit a defra exempt stove. Hetas have a list of stoves on their website http://www.hetas.co.uk/appliance/?product_type=drywet- Andy

Best one you can afford. Standing onto a rubbish tray every day isn't good. Is it a new one or replacing existing? Andy.

Could be an overflow pipe from your wc or heating system or could be a dripping pressure relief valve from a combi boiler. Andy

Vaillant are my boiler of choice. Insist that your system is thoroughly clean before connecting a new boiler to it. Andy.

Very frustrating problem to cure. In my experience shock arresters don't work very well at all. I have found that turning the internal stop tap down also doesn't have much effect. The water hammer problems I have cured have been by turning the external stop tap down. Hope this helps...

My experience with travertine is they can be very heavy tiles. Will your plastered walls hold the weight? If its skim plaster probably not. Personally I would use cement board like hardibacker and mechanically fix with screws. Also I would use Bal cement based adhesive and grout. I'm...

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I would try changing the address code as there could be interference from a nearby signal. http://www.salus-tech.com/cache/filelibrary/1522/library/fileLibrary/2012/8/Rt500RF-HOW-TO-CHANGE-THE-ADDRESS-CODE.pdf Andy