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    Ideal boiler flue extension

    i have an ideal esprit 30 boiler with a horizontal flue going out the wall. Simple. I have now built a single storey extension on the wall where the flue exhausts. I want to extend the flue up through the roof. Is there a 90 degree flue extension to put on the existing flue to go up through...
  2. R

    Dishwasher waste pipe extension help!

    Hi all Grateful for some guidance - I have a new integrated dishwasher and the waste pipe does not reach the trap. I have seen extension kits on sale but am confused. The end of the waste hose from the dishwasher is I think the standard 22mm rubber end. There are plastic connectors available...
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    Building regulations question on zoning after extension

    Hello plumbers, I know that the regulations state that a building exceeding 150m squared must be zoned. My question is a house built in 1988 has just had an extension and it now takes it over the 150m squared area currently there is a y plan system do I have to now convert it to a zoned system...
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    Smart Thermostat Megaflow & Underfloor Heating For Large Extension

    Hi All, After spending countless hours researching and driving myself mad i was hoping someone with experience might be able to offer some advice. We are totally renovating our house and installing a new boiler with megaflo style water system, and wet underfloor heating in a new large open...
    • Gary Oates
    • Thread
    • extension heating large megaflow smart thermostat ufh under floor heating underfloor underfloor heating
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: Plumbing Jobs | The Job-board
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    Hello and a question.

    Hi everyone, I've just joined this forum after reading for a while, as I have a question that I hope I can get some advice on. I am about to begin first fix on my single storey extension that I am building and would like some advice on the piping for central heating. I have had a Worcester...
  6. S

    New towel rail in loft extension

    Hi all, wonder if I can pick your brains for a minute please.... I've recently installed a new radiator and towel rail in an old loft extension with no previous heating but I can't for the life of me get the towel rail tho heat up. I've Tee'd off from the 1st floors (floor below) flow and...
  7. F

    Moving foul pipe

    Hi all, I would like a exstension along the back of my house. Right in the the middle of the back wall is a foul pipe with a pipe branching into it from my bathroom. I don't want a column with the foul pipe encased in it n the new kitchen dinner. Are there any other alternatives? Also is there...
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    Damp concrete floor in extension, tiles breaking

    Hi guys, I was wondering if you could provide some guidance dealing with a very difficult situation I'm in. Some of you helped me with another issue (broken drain pipe) here: http://www.ukplumbersforums.co.uk/plumbing-forum/94058-broken-cracked-sewerage-pipe-garden-options.html#post913865 It's...
    • cammy0102
    • Thread
    • bathroom concrete concrete floor damp extension floor kitchen tiles water
    • Replies: 38
    • Forum: Plumbing Jobs | The Job-board
  9. M

    1 new radiator not getting hot!

    Pretty much as the title says - we had an extension built which has 6 radiators in it. 1 isn't fitted as its in the shower room which isn't fitted out 4 work really well 1 doesn't get very warm So I've tried: 1. Bleeding the radiator in question - there is water in it. 2. Check the...
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    storage boiler flue extension

    hi all, can anyone recommend a storage boiler So far the Gloworm Energy S with the discharge valve at the top is favorite due to height issues and no suitable discharge drain point below the boiler issues :rolleyes2:. Also have flue problems as i need to extend it 4m passed a confined space...
  11. R

    Vaillant Boiler Flue - Extension Kit for both Outer and Air Flow?

    I have a Vaillant boiler flue going out to the back of the house from the kitchen. Between the back wall is a gap of about 5 feet to a tall garden wall. It is my intention to create an outdoor storage room between this gap, with decking over the top. However, where the decking would hit the...
  12. A

    Help issus with Kitchen Extension Plumbing.

    Hi please advise Kitchen extension added last year with Island. We now have two stopcocks in the house. Due to water pressure we have to run a new pipe to house and due to two stopcock issue we have to rip up the floor and lay new pipes or we lose water to it as the pipes are concreted in and...
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    Radiator extension...

    Hello all ... We are plannning an extension on the side of our house, the new extension will need 4 or 5 rads. The boiler will take the rads - worcs bosch 38cdi. The nearest rad to the new extension is in out en-suite - which we are renovating in the next week or two. My plan...
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    Is this really how two radiators should be installed in a ground-floor extension?!

    Hello, I'm having a 'little' dispute with my builder, mainly over his project management. I think his bizarre scheduling has meant we paid way over the odds for plumbing services - and ended up with something a bit rubbish. We've had a ground-floor extension built so the back room is now three...
  15. H

    Radiator Pipes in new Extension

    Hi there. Been a while, but have a question. I've got one or two radiators to connect in a new extension. There's a small radiator in the existing house where I can break into and continue the circuit through to the extension. Now, the existing house is suspended timber floor. The extension is...
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    Worcester Bosch - Flue relocation advice

    Please excuse any naivety first, appreciate I'm posting in a forum of plumbing experts, when I am just a mere home owner with a completely different skill set! Just had some bad news dropped on us and would really appreciate some worldly gas safe advice! Some bare facts... We have a Worcester...
    • timstollery
    • Thread
    • advice attach boiler bosch extension flue house worcester worcester bosch
    • Replies: 37
    • Forum: Plumbing Jobs | The Job-board
  17. D

    Flue kit Extension

    Hoping someone out there can help me out. My current boiler which is in my cellar is currently just below ground level and i am reliably informed that to receive my up to date boiler/Gas certificate (because we are moving) i need to get a extension flue kit to bring it above ground level...
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    Heating for new extension

    Hello Our current house is a 4 bed detached with radiator heating and a combi bolier - a Worcester Greenstar Highflow 440 fitted in 2007. Boiler is working fine. We are in the middle of having a significant extension on the ground floor - 70 to 80 sq m of new space. Extension will have...
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    Heating for new extension

    Hello Our current house is a 4 bed detached with radiator heating and a combi bolier - a Worcester Greenstar Highflow 440 fitted in 2007. Boiler is working fine. We are in the middle of having a significant extension on the ground floor - 70 to 80 sq m of new space. Extension will...
  20. L

    New heating system for extension

    Hi all, This is my first post and I'm a complete novice to anything associated with plumbing or heating. However, I'm about to put quite a significant extension on to my house and convert the loft. The new property will have 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms with 1 bath and two showers (1 en suite will...
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