Amateur here!
See photos. The cold water tank is my attic is constantly dripping (a drop every 5 seconds) onto the outside of my house.
It seems fairly obvious that I should adjust the ballcock in my water tank.
I have done this sort of thing before but in my toilet cistern. It seemed simpler...
Hi,
I have an 1904 redbrick 2,500 square feet house.
We have UFH on every floor. 3 Floors
House is reasonably well insulated but far from perfect.
Would there be any point in installing a "air to water" heating system that could link into my existing UFH??
I had this system drained down and serviced recently. The guy who did it has 20 years+ experience with this stuff. He indicated that it would be east to get heating into attic???
Thanks Simon,
Maybe this second photo makes a difference? This is a second manifold in a different room. Could this be used to run up the attic (low temp rads).
Hi, I have 5 bed house with underfloor heating on all 3 floors.I also have converted attic. UFH was installed in year 2000.
I want to put low temp rads in attic (it currently has no heating!) and feed water from UFH on floor below.
Question 1: Is this a sensible approach?
Question 2: Is this...
Thanks for your expertise.
One final question. Given that the UFH is on 3 levels/storeys of house... Do I need more than one pump?? Is it possible to say?
See image with 2 purple buttons indicating where the water goes.
The "f" pipe goes 2 ways. One at ground level towards the kitchen/house. The other is way is via a pressure gauge and at waist level into kitchen/house.
Incidentally, the boiler also does the hot water.
Hi,
I have domestic water based UFH - 20 years old. House is 100 years old with 5 beds. UFH everywhere.
Works okay but perhaps could be better. Top of house is coldest.
I have newish worcester boiler(Greenstar 8000 life).
System is on 4 different storeys, 5 manifolds and perhaps 18 loops...
Thanks again,
(By the way my bill of 1,000 is probably closed to 700 as it included elec and there was an estimated element).
I'll take your advice.
But how do I find a "heating engineer"? Is that basically just a good boilerman/plumber?
Or is it something different.
Thanks you for your response.
Worcester Greenstar 800 life boiler was installed in 2020. Cylinder is new, big and about 6 feet tall. There is also a pump.
The UFG is 20 years old with 5 manifolds over 4 floors.
To put this in perspective, my gas bill for 2 winter months was almost 1,000 per...
Hi folks,
I have newish gas boiler in 5-bed period red-brick house.
The ENTIRE house has underfloor heating which works pretty well.
However, my gas boiler provides heat for underfloor heating and also heat for hot water. Obviously these are at totally different temperatures.
ALso, there are...