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nah I'm not putting it in. I'm just paying for it all. So when people come to me and say "I'll do it all for £50 in 15mm pipe" i can say no no diynot says 22mm is better.... or not as the case may be.

Starting from scratch would 15 or 22 mm be better for plumbing a new house (1 bathroom, 2 shower rooms) Is their an industry standard? most tap fittings seem to be for 15mm?

Make sure you take lots of photos and bung them on a webpage so we can all watch. :D

Theoretically yes, but stuffed if I'm paying for it. The maufacturer recommended a system thats inappropriate and supplied a system does not work as advertised. As far as I'm concerned they can pay to replace it. Grr Argh

you might say that, but as its likely to all be in the hands of lawyers very soon I could not possibly comment. :evil:

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Put in as much storage as you can fit! We have a 3000 litre tank and its pants. We (family of 5) use it for toilets and washing machine. I would say we need at least 4 times that storage based on our usage. Also if you are using it for gardening then consider that your hose sprays up to...

Has anyone got experience of tiling onto a Impey Aquadec wetroom floor former (with tilesafe membrane?) Having a bit of a mare at the moment with one.

We are having installed a unvented mains pressure hot water system (electric not gas). Can anyone tell me/point to the regulations regarding the qualifications needed (if any) to fit one of these systems so I can check the credentials of the installer? I've seen the bit in the building regs on...