we better not put them under floor boards either. someone may put a nail or screw through them there. 
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Ok voiceof mysteron. What is the maximum run and rad size at the end of it... If it is a normal size extension i bet runs wil be far too long from existing manifold. I have installed it ,and cut god knows how many manifolds out to clear blockages so i am with Dan on this.. Better to tee in before manifolds and run as much as you can in 22mm copper reducing to 15mm for each rad.. ..That way rad will heat better and not struggle.Before new floors go down..
How many extra rads are you putting onto system are you putting extra bathroom/toilet/sinks in. As wastes are better done before ceilings /floors are in
How many extra rads are you putting onto system are you putting extra bathroom/toilet/sinks in. As wastes are better done before ceilings /floors are in
The number of microbore systems I've had to clear is enough to make me not to want to bother.
And you are quite right VOTM. I have fitted not one microbore system. that doesn't mean I don't know how they work, or how to work on them. In fact I changed a S-planned Kingfisher over to a Combi with twin entry microbore system et al just a few weeks ago. The cheque was banked this morning. The fact that the old pipes are possibly leaking is another reason for me not to want to work on anymore of these things than I have to. But that will be a fun Friday afternoon checking ceilings and inspecting under carpets.
Now, if you would kindly pheck off until you have either another pointless criticism or maybe god forbid something helpful to say we would be very grateful.
I have noticed you are a one post pony.
And you are quite right VOTM. I have fitted not one microbore system. that doesn't mean I don't know how they work, or how to work on them. In fact I changed a S-planned Kingfisher over to a Combi with twin entry microbore system et al just a few weeks ago. The cheque was banked this morning. The fact that the old pipes are possibly leaking is another reason for me not to want to work on anymore of these things than I have to. But that will be a fun Friday afternoon checking ceilings and inspecting under carpets.
Now, if you would kindly pheck off until you have either another pointless criticism or maybe god forbid something helpful to say we would be very grateful.
I have noticed you are a one post pony.
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Actually its been incredibly good week so far a few annoying call backs to do tomorrow and Friday; but:
Second 22" monitor arrvied this morning for me PC so thats cool,
Driving Licence came back from the cozzers with only three points added (thought I was getting a ban)
Financial advisor (a very tasty morsal) came this morning and sorted us out a new 25 year fixed deal.
New van got its delivery date yesterday and got booked into the Coachworks for new racking, diamond plate floor and false floor with draws (£18.5K spent in one morning - ouch)
£10K got banked so went for a Thai lunch with the missus and a couple of ales to wash it down.
Now I just have to send the monitor back 'cos the power socket on it is a bit iffy.
Second 22" monitor arrvied this morning for me PC so thats cool,
Driving Licence came back from the cozzers with only three points added (thought I was getting a ban)
Financial advisor (a very tasty morsal
) came this morning and sorted us out a new 25 year fixed deal.New van got its delivery date yesterday and got booked into the Coachworks for new racking, diamond plate floor and false floor with draws (£18.5K spent in one morning - ouch)
£10K got banked so went for a Thai lunch with the missus and a couple of ales to wash it down.
Now I just have to send the monitor back 'cos the power socket on it is a bit iffy.
Dan_Robinson said:
LOL good acronym. Will have to remember that 1
Think I'll just call him Dave from now on then...
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