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I bough this stuff from b&q http://www.diy.com/departments/rooftrade-silver-solar-reflective-aluminium-paint-5l/566166_BQ.prd?ecamp=Aff-58258&utm_source=awin&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=Diynot%20Ltd&awc=483_1496304212_b6eaa7b19b4083e77ef4f46aeee492dc and painted the roof twice now, and the...

will this stuff do the job? http://www.diy.com/departments/rooftrade-silver-solar-reflective-aluminium-paint-5l/566166_BQ.prd

Thanks I found these 2 hear...

Hi there I want to paint a metal roof with some thing that will reflect the sun best in summer Something like the surface of tin foil Any ideas please?

Where did you get this from and how much?

Hello there I had another thread going https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/back-boiler-for-stoves-and-open-fire-wanted.478849/page-2#post-3861527 I have not been able to find a back boiler and have given up on the idea But now I am considering the idea of buying a log burner soly designed for...

I have just worked it out now and it is so simple Hand my water bottle (the one with the tap on the bottom) over the fire radiator/ heat exchange, conect a pipe from the top of the rad to the tap on my bottle and leave the top of the bottle open and the pipe on the bottom end of the rad make it...

Classic classic project fear! Just another example that we are all being lied to by these experts (and I guess you must be one of them). Just think man kind has been lighting fires inside clay thatched houses for the last 20,000 years; that is untill you came alonng that is. Dont want to sound...

Well obviously you have your own ways of doing thing with your own experience and guidelines; but so dose everyone ells! And this remark about flu size is completely off topic and for you to suggest that This project is more than you are capable of. Read more...

you have completly transhed this thread now havint you!

But I am burning smokless wood and coal so I dont see the issue

Sorry but you are wrong! https://dccf75d8gej24.cloudfront.net/documents/Buckingham_Stove_rev_3_090310135.pdf Stoves under 20kW rated output which burn smokeless or low volatile fuel require a minimum flue size of 125mm diameter (or rectangular flues having the same cross-sectional area and a...

I am trying to piture what you are saying, the radiator is for 15mm pipe size I did google image for central heating https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=image+central+heating&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjd-eXTgNLSAhWlLcAKHXZLBYQQsAQIGQ&biw=1252&bih=602 There are diagrams but nothing...

Where can I get one of these from?

Thanks but I don't want another log burner I just want to adapt the one I have (there is no designed back boiler for it) And I am aware of the risks of fitting such a thing myself. Regarding flue size I will measure the inside of the fire tomorrow but as far as I am aware the flue should be 1/8...

Thanks I have emailed both those companies and I look forward to there reply But no I think you are wrong; my stove should be a 4" not a 5" flu

what do you need to know?

If you Google the term "back boiler" then it dose not exists, but everyone knows what one is The plumbers merchants say they are obsolete and old fashioned (even though log burners are back in fashion now!) and if you want one then you need to contact your fire stove supplier (or fob you off...

No the radiator is the heat exchange that is being heated at the moment To be honest I plumbed it all up to my 12v shurflow pump before and the fire and rad are hot but I will try it a bit later on No its all been on 13mm, so what your saying is for gravery feed system to work it needs large...

I would not worry about it because where ever you reduce it, you are going to reduce the flow and presure rate one way or the other Just do the cheapest option you can with as little fittings as you can Mabrad thing loks quite a simple idea, Id go for that myself