A little reassurance/help please

[Rob Foster]

So we have anew build (if it matters) and we removed 1 radiator, and we will exchange 1 with vertical.

My questions are:

Does it matter which pipe we will connect where on the vertical radiator?- We want it to be connected on the top to avoid extending the existing pipes (they are flexible PVC. Also hubby didn't mark which one was on which side of the old radiator so currently we don't know from which pipe does the water come from the boiler)

For the radiator we removed we have caps.. so we just put them at the ends of the pipes?

Let me know if you need more info so you can help and thanks a lot!!

We get many many requests on UKPF to help all sorts of people. We really do try BUT your level of competance indicated by your comments and pictures means that you are way beyond any chance of completing this project by yourself, you will damage your home. Call in a competant Plumber and pay the going rate. Centralheatking

 

[king of pipes]

You really need a professional to sort this out vertical radiators can have a spreader plate inside to divert the water into the direction it needs to travel , so to answer your question yes it does matter. Kop