I have to move a hot water storage cylinder to a new location. The new location is somewhat further from the boiler and the route is trickier. To that end I have considered using 22mm plastic pipe for the flow and return, it should have less thermal loss and be considerably easier to route...
Hello, i need to put some rad pipes in for our extension, i was going to use JG speed fit.
for a sleeve i was going to buy a few lengths of 25mm plastic conduit and some sweeping bends so there is no joins in the floor.
any probs with that ?
thanks
Hi, I need some advice.
A relative wants to go from 32mm grey PVC pipe to a chrome flush pipe into the back of the toilet. Is there a fitting that I can use that will allow this?
They currently have a bigger white plastic pipe glued over the top of the grey.
I've attached a photo that they have...
Sorry for a question I should know the answer to, but to date I've never been given a job using it.
Do you use just normal solvent weld glue for connections?
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I have been trying to remove a plastic aerator - there's no issue with scaling I just want to fit a diverter valve - I have used an adjustable wrench, which slipped and then tried Vise Grips which slipped with a cloth protecting the plastic aerator and mangled it without the cloth - still...
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I am in the throws or replacing a bathroom, it has old copper 40mm waste pipe, and looking to connect new plastic waste to it, it will look better as the old pipe has abot 40 years of paint on it, and will improve the flow of waste from the bath as I can improve the fall of the pipe and...
A quick question on secondary returns for HW. I remember reading somewhere that you cannot use Hep2o for a secondary return. Could someone explain why?
I was thinking about this the other day, and central heating circuits are fine with Hep2o, so why not HW circuits? Surely both pump hot water...
Help I got a damaged beehive that that has never been used due to a 3 " long crack. I want to use it to collect rainwater for the garden, How to repair it?
Went to bung water off on a cwt in attic of a modern posh house and discovered water everywhere around tank and ceiling. Fluidmaster plastic tailed side entry valve, (which I then replaced with brass tailed Pro version) was leaking at end of tail. Close inspection shows the plastic has cracked...
i live in a mid 70s built block of flats in London and ever since I've lived there have experienced the occasional leak through my bathroom ceiling.
After much effort and investigation, it would appear to be coming from an overflowing cistern two floors up. The plumber who visited thinks the...
Apologies if this is a regularly asked question, but I can't find it easily on the search.
What's the difference between all the different types of 15/22mm flexible plastic pipe used for the feed (NOT the rigid waste pipe)? The list below is cut & pasted from someone else who wasn't actually...
I live in a "multi occupancy building" A FLAT in old money.
The water supply to each flat is fed off a 4 way plastic manifold?
Where the supply to each flat is connected to the manifold, there is a slight/moderate leak.
The local water company is not interested so far, and a plumber has...
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We currently have copper pipes under concrete screed which is leaking at few places (CH pipes) so we are considering to replace the whole lot on ground floor. But need to take a decision - Plastic pipe (like Hep2O) or Copper?
1. Is Plastic reliable for under concrete installation? What...
I'm about to connect a replacement electric shower.
The shower has a 15mm plastic spigot and the cold feed has a 15mm brass compression joint.
I've read I should use a new copper olive, but should I also use a jointing compound or ptfe on the olive to ensure a good leak free connection.
Any...
Had a job today, someone had been there before, woman had a leak on stack, half the kitchen had been demolished and new inspection point had been put in on stack as that was leaking. I arrived today and she was convinced that was still leaking. No it was coming from above, can see the water...