I need to add an additional rad in a new downstairs extension we have had built. The existing pipework runs (15mm) under the floorboards.
I know that I need to cut into the flow and return pipes (presumably 22mm?) but it would be much easier if I could cut into the pipes for an existing radiator. (as they are above the floor and I wouldn't have to lift any floorboards).
Is there any reason why I can't do that? It doesn't seem any different to me to teeing off the main pipes next to the tees for the existing rad.
(yes, I have done the calculations and the boiler has plenty of Kw spare).
I know that I need to cut into the flow and return pipes (presumably 22mm?) but it would be much easier if I could cut into the pipes for an existing radiator. (as they are above the floor and I wouldn't have to lift any floorboards).
Is there any reason why I can't do that? It doesn't seem any different to me to teeing off the main pipes next to the tees for the existing rad.
(yes, I have done the calculations and the boiler has plenty of Kw spare).