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You mean like the ones on a radiator? Would I have to release the air just the once after installation or would I expect to see a regular build up of air in the pipes?

It might just work but I have to put in a lintle so both the pipes would be in the way and could get damaged.

Yep the top one is the only way but it means cutting though a load of bricks, and ripping up floor boards to get to the hot water tank. Time to call in a plumber me thinks! Many thanks for your help :)

I thought as much :( Is there a way of removing the air if it gets trapped and will I continually be battling to get rid of it or will it disapear for good once I have removed it ? How can I get round this? any suggestions ?

Hi All I am currently converting my garage into a playroom for my Mrs and her childminding kids. To create a doorway to the kitchen I need to raise 2 water pipes, the Feed and return pipes to the boiler. The boiler is an old Potterton Flamingo 50s gas unit which hasnt missed a beat. The...

Cheers for the advice Dr

Many thanks Checking out my rads sizes I appear to be using nearly 30000 BTU so the addition of a 600 x 800 single vained rad shouldnt be a problem :) ThAA

Hi Guys Just started a new project converting the garage into a play room and I wish to add another radiator to the room. Before i do I need to know if my boiler can take an extra rad. I have an old Potterton Flamingo 50s gas boiler which hasnt missed a beat since moving in 4yrs ago...