I only asked a simple request. Pictures of your installs? You must have a portfolio? I, and many others, can provide that. Can you? We provide knowledge were people don't have it, as long as it's safe. You perpetually troll to make people believe you are knowledgeable and put peoples lives in danger.
Boiler installation problem. What to do?.
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Cowboys have a Cowboy mentality. They always have this thing about slapping things in, even if they know it does not save time or effort.
I had nothing whatsoever to do with this install. Nothing. I cannot be held accountable for cowboys.
It's true my install was done by a gas safe WB accredited professional installer.... 1st and 2nd time round..
Just to clarify when I said they put the WB filter on the wrong way round, I didn't mean that they put the bleed valve at the top... They put the return and feed in the wrong way round.... Good job i spotted this and got them to correct it.. W@nker$!
Its like putting your left shoe on your right foot and your right shoe on your left foot... Then telling me to cross my legs when I walk so no one will notice.
Just to clarify when I said they put the WB filter on the wrong way round, I didn't mean that they put the bleed valve at the top... They put the return and feed in the wrong way round.... Good job i spotted this and got them to correct it.. W@nker$!
Its like putting your left shoe on your right foot and your right shoe on your left foot... Then telling me to cross my legs when I walk so no one will notice.
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I must admit the best quality installs I have seen were on new builds. The pipework runs were well though out and the quality of pipework is excellent. The same goes for the electrical side. Yet most of these guys were not Gas Safe. A Gas Safe guy would sign it off.
I can only agree with Mr John H on this.. Gas safe don't mean sh!t!
Maybe so. But thankfully the same can be said for both Harrison and your opinions. 
I would always say put the stat in the lounge if you hang out there.
On any modern house there is no reason not to put a stat on an outside wall.
You can always fit TRVs on rads in the thermostat room and then leave them on max.
I would usually use one TRV in a thermostat room with two rads.
But a thermostat should normally be at least 2m horizontally from any rad.
Tony
On any modern house there is no reason not to put a stat on an outside wall.
You can always fit TRVs on rads in the thermostat room and then leave them on max.
I would usually use one TRV in a thermostat room with two rads.
But a thermostat should normally be at least 2m horizontally from any rad.
Tony
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