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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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I'm about to start a whole flat refurb. Just wondering if I can get some advice about brands and durability. I had been planning on using crosswater, but I can see I can save about 4-5k using the arezzo brand on victorian plumbing. I'm refurbing 2 bathrooms.
Is it worth paying the...
Took on a HMO a couple of years ago.....8 rooms 3 stories with a shared kitchen and 5 bathrooms. Got a builder in who said it would be possible to put ensuites in every room and he started the work.
6 rooms with ensuites are virtually complete and all throughout he has been saying we can only...
So I have a combi boiler with a hive hooked up to it and from what I can tell its a Y plan(I think) with 1 zone.
So I crank up the heat on the hive it makes a call for heat and boom the boiler fires up.
Downstairs I want to install an UFH wet system which doesn't look like too big a deal...
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i have just got my plumbing maintenance tasks through and i am unsure where to start as i have not had any practice on what i need to do. Can any one on here help at all?
Hoping someone knows a wiring centre that fits this requirement.
I have 1 UFH zone (3 circuits) and 2 Radiator zones.
Was looking at the Heatmiser UH4 wiring centre schematic, it shows that I can only use zone-4 for a single radiator zone.
By selecting the dip switch to not engage the UFH...
Looking for a qualified plumber for a new build site in White City, London.
The work being carried out is 9 floors of trench heaters (60 units per floor), domestic risers, toilet cores and the material used is stainless steel, crimped.
Working hours are 08:00 - 17:00, and you’ll receive a...
Hey,
I'm located in Paris. forgive my average foreign English.
I'm about to install all the plumbing in my van. I'm new to this. I'm wondering if I should recapture the used water from the sink and the bathroom and reinject it into the flush tank or do nothing and waste that water.
Also, since...
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bathroom sink with a semi-pedestal, has two screw covers on the side of the semi-pedestal unit, which I am having trouble removing but do not want to force.
How to remove and put it back without damaging it?
i.e. this ->
https://www.idealstandard.lt/product-details/semi-pedestal/E0748.html
hi all,
we're just finishing up having a loft conversion done. Plumbing was done a couple of weeks ago but only just had a proper look in the eaves and now I'm questioning whether the job was acceptable or not - some of the other work done on the project has been poor!
Should the pipes be...
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I have done all my exams in November and now just awaiting my Nvq. Im worried as i did my practicals months ago and fear that i have forgotten some things. Can anyone help? i would like to gain some experience somewhere in Nottingham . i dont mind if its not paid. Can anyone help?
Nathan
I have a problem with my dishwasher and I’m told there’s an issue with my plumbing. I’m after some help with understanding what the issue is (and what the solution is).
My plumbing/appliance arrangement:
My dishwasher is plumbed in ‘downstream’ from my sink. They therefore share a pipe to...
I've recently cleared a fatberg from the drain pipe underfloor and am now in the process of fitting everything back together.
The cropped out pipework is easy enough; a couple of Flexseal PF56 couplings which are just the right size for the 56mm OD pipe. The boiler condensate drain I will...
Hi all am new on here. I've passed my level 2 diploma in plumbing . I'm looking to get some more experience on Job I know this industry is so hard to get your foot in an its been a head ache for me but if anyone is willing to give me a chance to get some experience in the field I'd appreciate...
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