Hi guys and gals,
I'm looking to try to change from a Y-plan to an S-plan-plus this year to have a heated bathroom. While the house isn't that large, a mixture of south-facing brick and north-facing (and Jerry-built) timber frame construction means no single thermostat will cut the muster...
Hi everybody, what's the best way of replacing this leaking & corroded yorkshire T under the floorboards ??
Along with many other things in this property it's been leaking for years probably never installed properly in the first place!
I am a little worried about using my small GAZ blowlamp...
Long story short - the pipework in all my upstairs bedrooms are now suddenly ticking / knocking under the floorboard when I switch the heating on (for a good few minutes) and the same again when I switch it off (lasts longer)
Nothing has changed since a few years ago when we changed the...
Hi,
How do I support with clips pipes run under a floating timber ground floor? The joists are too small to notch or drill into and in any case, there's plenty of space underneath. Where do you place the pipe clips if running perpendicular to the joists?
And if plastic pipes, this means lots of...
Can anyone help me with this? I get this smell at low level - around the floor area of ensuite and bedroom floor near the ensuite - intermittently. If you put your nose down close to the ceramic tiles in the bathroom or the skirtings in the bedroom you can smell it. Can a smell come through...
I've never found anything of real value anywhere yet but its always nice to come across tools left by previous plumbers, the other week I found a nice pair of stillsons in an airing cupboard and in another job a box of 30 year old fittings under the floor.
Its the newspapers I like finding...
soil pipe is leaking through the pan connector when plug pulled on bath or when shower is on. Also, when toilet flushed the bath starts to glug and water again leaks from pan connector.
The soil pipe is under floorboards.
Can you advise on best course of action, please?
thanks
jomac2005
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Hi All,
I'm new to this so hoping someone can point me in the right direction!
I have a radiator that i wanted moved, but it went drastically wrong :mad: I have flexi pipe which was unseen behind the radiator, and was replaced with plastic pipe at the top of the skirting, floor boards apparently...
Rads
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pipe
pipes
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underfloorboards
Hi all, first poster here. Here is my problem.
I recently fitted a new bath and have since developed a water leak. It comes down the wall from the bathroom, and may be following the pipework. It only occurs when the taps are open, and does not occur at all times. It can be days before it starts...
AWMH
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underfloorboards
wall
waste
water
water leak
Hi all!
I've been trying to find the cause of various leaks in plasterboard ceilings (new build property) and am fed up with cutting numerous holes everywhere to find the cause of the problem.
I remember being on a site a while ago where another plumber was using a handheld video inspection...
Boiler Ben
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boiler
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ceiling
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remove
screen
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underfloorboards
video
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Hello all. I haven't been here on here in ages. It's very interesting reading all the different threads, and realising we all have the same ups and downs!
Anyway, while I'm here, I thought I'd ask a question.
I'm working for a builder this week, in a large house that has another firm +...
What would most of you charge in labour for removing a multi point and fitting new combi condense boiler in same position, gas supply ok, hot and cold ok, just flow and returns needed to accomodate fitting of 6 rads?
just want to get an idea to see if my pricing is in line with most.
cheers
NellyC
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underfloorboards
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I Always use polypipe fittings when not using copper. i prefer it because it has 16 teeth and can be used with copper as well (if needed).
I used to use equator but never like demounting the fittings.
I'm just really asking what other fittings are as good as or better than polypipe fittings...
Plamber
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underfloorboards
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winter
got toa call today no hot water got it running out slowly then sometimes slows down checked tank in loft full and drains when taps run.
any ideas on how to cure cos i think im missing something.:confused:
pauls
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tank
tap
taps
underfloorboards
valve
water
work
opened up a floor in the btahroom of a client to fix a leak, and noticed a lot of condensation gathered on the cold feed. the house in general seems to suffer with condensation.
the cold feed is next to (2") away from the hot feed, and about 2 foot away from nearest central heating pipes...
Poynton Plumber
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air vent
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copper
fix
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heating
hot
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mains
pipes
tapatalk
tee
underunderfloorboards
vent
wall
work
In early December our condensate pipe got blocked. At first we thought it was to do with the freezing temperatures but now the weather has improved and the pipe remains blocked. I had to resort to buying a hose to attach to the back of the boiler and the condensating water is draining into a...
Lataro
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pump
system
underfloorboards
wall
waste
water
work
Hi fellas,first post here..so here goes.
went to a vokera linea which is losing pressure quite bad last night, about 1 bar in 4mins!! did usual checks looking for leaks,open drain offs,checking prv pipe without finding anything. the woman said it's only just started to happen so i'm thinking the...
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concrete
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linea
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mains
pipe
pressure
problem
remove
system
underfloorboards
valve
vessel
vokera
vokera linea 28
water
Hi guys,
I'm no expert at plumbing but can manage small diy tasks.
Having fitted a new bathroom suite i have to move my radiator about 6 inches. My question is could i use compression braided flexable hose, the only reason is it's the fastest option.
thanks
darren
purpleronnie
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10mm
basin
brass
central
central heating
fitting
heating
hose
hot
hot water
insurance
job
leak
mixer
mixer tap
pipe
price
rubber
sealed
system
tap
underfloorboards
unvented
water
:)Advice please -
A run of central heating pipework under floorboards flow and return for central heating. I need to come off both these pipes at 90 degrees into a new room to fit a radiator. I can Tee off one of the pipes straight with no problems but the pipe furthest the way needs to...
Leoki
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central
central heating
flow
heating
high
install
mains
pipe
pipes
pipework
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radiator
sealed
system
tee
trap
underfloorboards
work
Hi all
Got a couple of jobs to do, which involves moving a radiator and altering some pipework under floorboards and plywood.
Whats the best way of liffting/cutting these and whats the best tools for the job.
The floor with the plywood is to be tiled over, the other room to remain with the...
andyb
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electricians
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underfloorboards
wall
wide
work
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