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Hi all,

I'm not sure if pipeworks makes a difference to this, but i assume the flow will be different so may make an effect. Essentially i am looking to add more radiators to an existing installation (converting a garage into two rooms).

Currently we have 15 rads, and the boiler is a British Gas 330+. Pipework i believe is 10mm (could be 8 though). There is a pump in the airing cupboard, pipework to the boiler from here seems to be 28mm, i really have no idea where the microbore joints are or how that would be done!

Any advice appreciated!
 
Do not tee into the 8/10mm pipework. You need to find the manifolds and run new flow and returns or tee off the mains with 15mm and run that to new rads.
 
no its not a ring if you run in and out of rads turning one of will stop the circulation to all of them in electrical terms the are run in parralel
 

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