Could be the flow rate is so low for the size of valve it's bouncing. Have you got a straight run of pipe after the prv to stop it reflecting back and forth and resonating? Ps I'm not a qualified engineer.
That is a good point, the actual waste pipe has to have the right falls etc, but before the air break you can do what you like within the manufacturers instructions. Some machines have optional extensions to the hous as long as you don't go too far above the machine base or vice versa.
Slope isminimum 18mm per metre. Only guttering can be laid level but it does affect the capacity.
Falls Must be carried through any junctions or branches.
Minimum pipe size would be 50mm but you might get away with 40 if you include an aav, and all other aspects of the system have good falls...
Try turning off the cold feed for a while and turning on a hot tap to release the pressure. Could simply be **an internal component related to hot water costing around 150 pounds** although you need someone to fit it.
*Edited to not name the component just in case
Even if you're in the right part of the span, there's no way to notch a 50mm waste into normal depth joists and meet building regs let alone get the right fall over 3m distance.
Boxing in above or below or in our case i dropped it straight down to the ground floor and ran out under the suspended...
Probably wafted through the cupboards to the boiler area, can we have a photo of any waste pipes in the cupboards nearby, also can you look under the plinth if it's removable.
The main risk i can see would be repeated movement from the water hammer especially in the washer hose would eventually weaken and crack the pipe. Good idea to fix it.
There wouldn't be an issue if the existing wastes are installed correctly with falls and ventilation correct and not blocked and the combined pipe is increased to 50mm, but it may not be worth the hassle if there is another way round it.
The only time it would come in the bath would be if the...
Just to pick up where the other John left off, under normal working conditions the two will be identical. It's only setting the initial charge that it needs to be only air in there. Once your charge is set correctly and confirmed correct, you only need to worry about the overall system pressure...
There's only a need to replace the broken part otherwise there would be a lot more cost for making good, but that does look a bit low for a wall mounted mixer shower. Normally at that height the hose comes out the top.
If you want to have the wall plate replaced too you could specify that but it...
That's not true as water is incompressible for all practical purposes. The only bit that can expand when water is lost is the air in the expansion vessel.
That will have been a specific case where the expansion vessel no longer had any water in it. At the moment when the last water leaves the...
Correction, NHBC scheme once the builders finished the snagging is not a warranty for the buyers, it's purely for the mortgage company. Only the first couple of years get a warranty on basic problems that don't really affect the value, the remainder is only the structural side i.e. things that...
I've (for DIY) had some trouble with weeping compression joints onto plastic (copper olive, correct insert) so I avoid where possible and use a length of copper into the next speedfit connector, it's easy enough and the speedfit connectors handle copper no trouble.
Personally I think speedfit...