Are these boxes a good system to use whn first fixing raditors? Do you just fix to the wall before plastering were the centre of the rad. will be. then bring the flow and return out off the box with ample length to pipe up the rad.?
Hep20 dry lining boxes
- Thread starter Fredstudio
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Yeah basically that's it looks **** IMHO
Ok thanks can I also ask with the new Hep2o when you dismount the fitting using the little plastic tool, the liner always seems to stay in the fitting when I dismount them is there anyway to stop this?
So is a Hep2o fitting not useable again now after dismounting as the liners still in the fitting?
Fair do's lee it must be the house basher's down my way that think it's ok to leave to much pipework sagging under the rad 
You can with patience get the liner back out of the fitting just take it easy tho
with the nickel elbow do you just push the hep in with a normal liner or is it compression?
They come in either pushy fit or compression
Thank you and do you just use a standard hep2o liner or is it a special one? Seem to rember some rad. connectors had different liners.
You should use a liner that is specific to the brand of pipe
(hep20 pipe = hep20 liner)
(hep20 pipe = hep20 liner)
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