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It will be fine, they always do this on new builds and never had a problem

You only need it for the outlet not the whole pipe.

Combi or heat only?

The way you have the entire trap set up is wrong. Look at the Screwfix linkmon the previous page, the trap is the lowest part and doesn’t rise up above everything else. All them pipes WILL get blocked.

I don't blame him to be honest.

Are you sure it's not gas pyre tape??? If it is then it's fine...

What happened to Ray over at UKPF croppie, he seems to have disappeared aswell?

Go on then:)

Is montwallythehonk anyone on here :)

I'm still on there, apart from the layout it doesn't seem to have changed much (to me anyway). Does seem quieter without croppie, APP and that, but Dan and someone called Lou are starting loads of threads to try and keep it going I think.

It will work, obviously not designed for the job and the proper cutters will be much much better. I've used it once when making a manifold just to pressure test my pipework (never for the actual install) it very slowly cut it and held up to 10bar on the test.

All the work I do (well 99% any way is new build) and that is absolutely shocking. Bin the bloke off and get someone else in to sort it out.

Yes it should have.

What's the pipe for and made of?

How much did it cost you in the end

Th That way it can go under the cylinder not next to it :rolleyes:

Depends on many factors, how easy is it to get a discharge pipe from the cylinder to outside, what size is the current water main as the chances are it will only be 15mm copper which is to small, and your location as that plays a part in labour rates. It's very hard to give prices without...

What is he including for £1400

Yeh I've fitted one in a unit before. Just make sure you support the base as to take the weight.

along as there not touching it's fine