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Plumbing is any system that conveys fluids for a wide range of applications. Plumbing uses pipes, valves, plumbing fixtures, tanks, and other apparatuses to convey fluids. Heating and cooling (HVAC), waste removal, and potable water delivery are among the most common uses for plumbing, but it is not limited to these applications. The word derives from the Latin for lead, plumbum, as the first effective pipes used in the Roman era were lead pipes.In the developed world, plumbing infrastructure is critical to public health and sanitation.Boilermakers and pipefitters are not plumbers although they work with piping as part of their trade and their work can include some plumbing.

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    Plumbing - Career change

    Hi, I'm 45years old and looking for a career change. Looking at part time college course from September and specifically the City and guilds level 2 plumbing. Can I work as a domestic plumber with this and gain employment on a half decent salary or as plumbers mate even? Thanks Freddie
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    Plumbing advice- soil stack

    Hi, I'm a Gas Engineer currently renovating my new house. I'm not too clued up on running waste, soil stacks etc so looking for a bit of advice We had an existing 3 1/2 inch waste pipe running out the back. We are extending out to the back now and have cut the pipe down. Stepped it upto 4 inch...
  3. Scott_D

    Zone Valves

    What are the best zone valves in your opinion? I mostly fit honeywell but as prices creep up I am thinking are they any better than danfoss, drayton EPH?
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    smell coming from plumbing underneath my kitchen sink.

    I live in pattaya, thailand. just moved into a condo. a few days after moving in, I started smelling sewer gas coming from underneath my kitchen sink. I asked the landlord to fix it. but he has ignored me for a week now. so, I'm thinking I need to resolve this myself or move out. mind you...
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    Free Plumbing Experience Kent

    Level 3 Plumber looking to help someone out on Weekends to gain domestic install experience. i have worked in ocnstruction 1st and second fixing for 5 years. I can drive and also have a Gold CSCS card. please PM me if you are intrested
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    Level 2 plumbing diploma good move?

    Hi, I’m a 26 year old male who currently is working as a water hygiene engineer. and I’ve just paid £2000 to start my level 2 plumbing diploma in September but I’m worried if I’ve rushed into this course seeing how much money it is. I’m really interesting in plumbing and hopefully this will set...
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    Gas Safe plumbing and heating engineer falsifying Gas Safety records.

    Who should I report this to?
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    Looking For Plumbing Work/ Mentor in Leeds

    Hello, I’m 31 years old hard working and always try to produce quality work. I’ve just finished my level 2 diploma in Plumbing at Leeds college for building. I want to sign up to the NVQ L2 course but need a plumber to work with. I have my own Van and some tools. If there is anyone in the Leeds...
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    Vacancies within our Plumbing Team at City College Norwich

    Vacancies within our Plumbing Team at City College Norwich Full time, £23.789 - £34,606 per annum dependant on appointment An exciting opportunity has arisen to join the City College Norwich Apprenticeships Team. Due to rising Industry demand we currently have vacancies for full time posts...
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    Have added an underfloor zone to existing heating have issue with temperatures

    So I have just added an underfloor zone to a house extension. Boiler is Worcester Greenstar 30Cdi. has a Comfort II RF stat fitted that controls the radiator zone. I have added a zone valve to my new zone and used the 230V side of the control board to fire the boiler. the boiler fires fine but...
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    Plumbing Bath, Bristol, Taunton & Somerset | ADS Plumbing [Deleted]

    adsplumbing submitted a business listing in the plumbers directory: Plumbing Bath, Bristol, Taunton & Somerset | ADS Plumbing - Our plumbers provide complete plumbing services across Bath, Bristol,Taunton and Somerset Checkout this business listing... - Please leave a review for this company...
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    Three zone controller

    Hi all, Fitted a Worcestor boiler ( customers choice) got three zones ( two heating circuits, plus unvented) Would normally use heatmiser in this scenario but customer looking for budget option, any ideas? Thanks, Matt
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    19 and doing a plumbing college course

    I’m gonna start an adult course at my local college to do plumbing,the only course they offer is City and Guides Level 2 Diploma Plumbing Studies, will that be enough to get my foot in the door? i do have my labourers CSCS card and a few safety courses. Cheers
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    Anyone have experience with Training providers. Need help

    Hello everyone, so I've decided to embark on my journey to becoming a qualified plumber. However, i am unsure if these training courses and providers are legit. My brother had an experience a few years ago that turned to be a scam. The company name is 24/7 Training UK. Weekly payments of 45 quid...
  15. plumbingdoctor

    What are the right types of pipes to be used in underground piping?

    Hello guys Any thought I installed underground pipes assume any code requirements in installing a pipe when the frost gets deep in winter. I'm using a PVC
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    Hive multizone

    Hi, I am about to add my underfloor heating to hive. I was informed I would need a multizone receiver and thermostat. upon further investigation Ive been informed I only need a standard thermostat and receiver. is this correct?
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    Plumbing emergency

    I have a really bad situation. I've had a leak for about a month now that has caused a lot of damage to my living room. It's coming from under the bath. The plumber who came out yesterday had to literally remove half of my ceiling and support beams to find the leak. He found it only to tell me...
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