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Thanks @undertrained For anyone else who find this thread in future, it did work as described above :-)

Another Nest thread, so whilst I have done a lot of reading and not found an exact match of my scenario, hopefully this confirmation rather than asking for answers from scratch. Existing Salus RT500RF wiring show here, heating control only, for a Viessmann Vitodens 100 combi boiler. Existing...

Existing Salus RT500RF Wiring

The legs make the boarding 7" above the top of the loft hatch. The hatch itself is 4.5" tall, so the total drop from the mounting point on top of the boarding to the ceiling is pretty much 12". How would the loft collar being raised help, and how would you go about doing that?

I've used Loft Legs (http://www.loftleg.com) to board my loft, to preserve the existing insulation which comes a few inches above the rafters. I now want to install loft ladders, as I currently use a separate set of step ladders with a push up board in the loft hatch. I'm looking at sliding...

Hi all, thanks for the input, and I re-did the tail using just Loctite 55. It's been just short of 48 hours since I finished and zero leaks, where previously I'd have had a good few ml of leaks. That looks to have done the job, thanks again!

Thanks Dan/Hike for the very quick responses! I'll try Loctite 55 and/or rolled up PTFE and report back

Sorry to drag up an old thread, but it seemed easier than starting a new thread on exactly the same topic. I'm a DIY-er, and have drained/removed/re-installed 4 radiators in my house when we had rooms re-plastered. They were all fine with just PTFE on re-used tails. The latest one is causing me...