Why does "cash" have a bearing?
10mm radiator feeds. Help required
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The bit about battens - that's what i thought was involved, the plumber just quoted for the job. I'm sure he'd have known it was dot and dab onto blockwork.
...dont know why I mentioned cash to be honest. Its just this funny thing that they all say they'll do it cheaper if you give them a wad of notes...
...dont know why I mentioned cash to be honest. Its just this funny thing that they all say they'll do it cheaper if you give them a wad of notes...
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Hot&Cold
These work http://www.drylinepro.com/
Just use 1 screw hole per bracket and ask the radiator supplier for 2 additional brackets,to spread the load.
still around £300 for the first radiator plus material,vat,etc
Cheers Old&Bold,
Just what i'm looking for.
Just what i'm looking for.
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Phill Peck
Cash is irrelevant.
You said 2 visits.
I and most would work by the hour let’s assume it’s done in 3 hours no one gonna allow less average hourly rate would be around £75+ vat.
I would be £90/hr+ vat.
You said 2 visits.
I and most would work by the hour let’s assume it’s done in 3 hours no one gonna allow less average hourly rate would be around £75+ vat.
I would be £90/hr+ vat.
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Phill Peck
Only if they arrive on horseback.
A quick update:
Radiator all fitted now and 15mm pipe soldered on, just waiting for the plasterer to come round and finish up. Took a little bit longer than i'd hoped, the skirting was fixed on with some pretty hardcore helical fixings. Started at 9, finished by 2.
Big thanks to Old&Bold for the suggestion of the dryline-pro fittings, they're fantastic.
All the radiators are drop-fed from upstairs, does anyone have any suggestions on decent looking, angled drain valves as i'll have to add these to all my other rads.
Radiator all fitted now and 15mm pipe soldered on, just waiting for the plasterer to come round and finish up. Took a little bit longer than i'd hoped, the skirting was fixed on with some pretty hardcore helical fixings. Started at 9, finished by 2.
Big thanks to Old&Bold for the suggestion of the dryline-pro fittings, they're fantastic.
All the radiators are drop-fed from upstairs, does anyone have any suggestions on decent looking, angled drain valves as i'll have to add these to all my other rads.
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durhamplumber
original rad looks better.new one looks like its from an old primary school.
Which is ironically where they teach you to use capital letters and apostrophes
I'd be very quiet about people's use of grammar, (including, apostrophes, capitalisation, starting sentences with "And" as well as a few other things I was taught before primary school) if I were you.
Edit. Double post.
Oh, and the new rad does look silly. It's mounted far too high.
Not withstanding it being some cheap b&poo thing.
Not withstanding it being some cheap b&poo thing.
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