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I've got an integrated electric oven with a gas hob directly above.
How do I connect this hob to gas? I've done a bit of googling and I've read that you can connect the hob to the gas line with a flexi pipe only if the manufacturers instructions permit you to do so (please correct me...
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Can anyone explain why my hot and cold water pipes in the cupboard under the kitchen sink have turned black and scaly?
I am in a new build (4.5 years old) and there are no other black pipes in the house. The discolouration is accompanied by a horrible smell (gets worse when the...
Good morning gentlemen. Tomorrow I'm replacing the kitchen mixer tap with a new Chinese one (Cooke & Lewis Amsel) which has 300mm flexy tails with female ends. Because these are longer than the existing rigid tails, I'll be needing new connectors for the 15mm copper feeds which I'll be...
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I like the look of the antique gold/copper taps but not sure of the practicality/durability/maintenance etc - have you had any problems with these taps- are they just aesthetics only? I will be having a black quartz worktop and maybe black granite sink.Also any brands in particular I...
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Looking for some advice about whether there is any risk from a pipe in a flat I just moved into (not in UK).
Under the kitchen sink, the cold water enters through a copper pipe that has been bent upwards in a weird shape so that it can reach the sink. They’ve done this because a...
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I've just made a kitchen tap for a customer. She's delighted with it as it is but its wrecking my head that it doesn't swivel. I can't imagine a fitting that I could have soldered in that would give a water tight swivel action and equally as important, keeps that all copper look...
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I have a gledhill copper cylinder to fit. It is a direct cylinder containing standard 1'' feed and distribution connections but has the 2 x 1'' connections on the side but no coil in the middle. Can I use blanking plates for these as not required?
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One for the oldies with bad knees.
1960's house- my (soldered) stopcock was in a bad way- passing water, leaking from gland and almost seized up.
I initially planned turn off the water in the street, take off the top, re washer and repack and replace. Upon removing the top of the...
Could anyone please identify the thread and connection required to fit this old stopcock (photo attached), the problem thread is 0.894" across the thread, with 14 threads per inch.
The feed pipe into the stopcock is 1/2" copper, and is approximately 4" long - from the concrete floor to the...
I have a Draper 34212 lever bender. I know it isn't a Hilmor but I don't bend 3/4" much so it does the job. The one thing that is difficult is bending 180 degrees. Do you guys have any tips? Obviously I can do two 90 degree bends with a gap between but often I need a 180.
I was thinking of...
I need a bit of info on copper coiled pipe, I'm about to run in new radiator pipes downstairs in my house, it's got raised wooden floors with about 12" to the concrete slab, it needs to be copper or rodent proof as I live in the woods and we have mice around! Can the rolls of copper coils be...
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Current set up - 210 litre vented direct copper cyclinder with 2 immersion heater. For last 2.5 years have only used the top immersion as bottom one was connected to old fuse board which wasnt working (now removed).
What are your thoughts whether a copper or stainless...
3 bed 1900s house , ground floor is concrete floor, requires 3 or 4 medium size radiators, rather than chanelling the concrete floor with 22mm copper central heating pipes (via a duct or sleeve pipe to satisfy building regulations, would it be ok to run the ground floor 22mm copper pipes using...
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Whilst swapping over the filling valve in my toilet cistern the old plastic pipe thread has snapped and got stuck inside the copper nut and around the copper pipe ( hope this makes sense, have look at the attached photo ) Any suggestions to getting them separated? I...
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Is it possible to cut existing M10 copper tails feeding existing monobloc tap at the 15mm section and then connect push fit M10 tap flexies?
Reason I ask is that the original M10 copper tails are eminating from two compression 15mm isolation valves with a lot of other pipework in the...
Ok sound a bit simple
In my mum's house , need to replace shower bit the shower has been tiled over twice so the screws to get the cover off are covered . Removed a few tiles and want to fit new one on top of tiles but the feed it's too short . Would just cut it and start again but pipe is...