Hi,
I live in a bungalow and I am refitting my kitchen/diner.
The existing radiator needs to be moved to the other end of the kitchen and replaced with a vertical radiator which I have just bought.
I can do some DIY plumbing myself, but need some advice.
I could reroute the pipes from the existing radiator through the loft (bungalow has concrete floors so everything goes through the loft space) and drop the pipes down to the new location and chase the pipes into the wall.
However, there just happens to be pipes that come down from the ceiling in the exact location I want to put the radiator, but they go through the wall into the next room to radiator in that room.
Can those pipes be split somehow to feed both the radiator in the next room and the new one for the kitchen and then the existing pipes of the old radiator just be capped and disused?
Does that make sense?
Any help would be greatly appriciated.
Kind regards,
BrennaBoy.
I live in a bungalow and I am refitting my kitchen/diner.
The existing radiator needs to be moved to the other end of the kitchen and replaced with a vertical radiator which I have just bought.
I can do some DIY plumbing myself, but need some advice.
I could reroute the pipes from the existing radiator through the loft (bungalow has concrete floors so everything goes through the loft space) and drop the pipes down to the new location and chase the pipes into the wall.
However, there just happens to be pipes that come down from the ceiling in the exact location I want to put the radiator, but they go through the wall into the next room to radiator in that room.
Can those pipes be split somehow to feed both the radiator in the next room and the new one for the kitchen and then the existing pipes of the old radiator just be capped and disused?
Does that make sense?
Any help would be greatly appriciated.
Kind regards,
BrennaBoy.