I'm having my bathroom re-fitted and am having a plumbed chrome towel rad that also has an electrical element. All the pipe work is copper. I know all exposed metal within the bathroon needs to be cross bonded. I am looking at the best way of bonding the towel rad in the most discrete manner.
My bathroom sits directly above the cupboard where my boiler is, all the pipes at the boiler are cross bonded will this satisfy the regulations. The flow and return go directly under the bathroom floor from the boiler. Its a combi boiler, thus hot and cold feed also bonded here.
If this doesn't satisfy the reqs would the fact the fused spur feeding the towel rad is shown to be bonded to the hot and cold water supply in the bathroom and also to the lighting cct in the bathroom.
My bathroom sits directly above the cupboard where my boiler is, all the pipes at the boiler are cross bonded will this satisfy the regulations. The flow and return go directly under the bathroom floor from the boiler. Its a combi boiler, thus hot and cold feed also bonded here.
If this doesn't satisfy the reqs would the fact the fused spur feeding the towel rad is shown to be bonded to the hot and cold water supply in the bathroom and also to the lighting cct in the bathroom.
