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It was a bit tricky but I managed to fit a new valve there, took me almost 2 hours to put everything back :confused:. I would be very careful next time dealing with such things! lesson learned :D

Thank you all for your help and suggestions, at the end it wasn't a hard fix :), I enlarged the hole and take off the broken part. My problem is solved, Cheers.

Thanks again, I'm gonna give it a try and let you know, I was looking for this kind of ideas :D Cheers Poland

Thank you for taking time to answer :*

Thank you for the replay, It's a very old installation, I would rather contact a professional even if I like to do things myself! Anyway thanks again!

Hello everyone, First of all thank you for taking time to read my post, hopefully I can find help! My problem is pretty straight forward, when I removed the radiator from the bathroom to paint the wall, the cooper pipe that connect the radiator to the wall broke into two, I will attach pictures...