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The Removing Wardrobe was a sub-department of the British Royal Household. It was responsible for looking after the furnishings which travelled from palace to palace. The office was headed by the Yeoman of the Removing Wardrobe (a sinecure office), assisted by two grooms and three pages, all appointed by the Lord Chamberlain. The department was abolished in 1782.
Jobbing builder …. Has taken boiler down and flue etc . Refitted on another wall in the room . Complete with flue
No gas safe cert issued . Local council are saying it would not need to be notified
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Hello all,
I've read 1 valve radiator removal on this forum (123730) and other such threads.
The reason I'm apprehensive to start is because unlike the Gas boilers I'm used to from the UK. Now I'm living in Denmark I'm dealing with a RTB10K (Ready to Burn).
See attached pictures
1. Main Water...
Hello this is 10mm pipe how do I remove this from the valve? Does it literally just pull out? Reason being I want to add a JG speedfit coupler to extend the pipe work for a bigger radiator. Is this a system drain down or can you do it live?
Hi , I’ve just bought a house and there’s a big towelrail on one of the radiators, it looks really ugly and no use to me , I want to remove it and wanted to ask if it is ok to remove the towelrail and put blank cups on ? Would it affect anything else with heating?
Removing basin waste - no backnut present ?
I want to replace both the tap and the waste in the cloakroom basin - the tap is showing corrosion though it still works fine. Waste is OK but needs to be changed to a click-clack type because new tap will not have the incorporated button/lever which...
I am going to replace my existing heating system controls with a wireless smart heating system (probably Drayton Wiser). In doing so I want to remove the two existing room thermostats I have (I have two zones for my central heating). They both have three wires (as well as the earth)
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When removing an old gas fire/back boiler is it ok to loop the feed and return pipes together, we are having a new boiler in the loft but using existing pipes for the radiators.
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I am replacing an old towel rail that has started leaking with another old one the same size.
The original was made of steel and has rusted through in several places so that it is weeping from several places.
The replacement is made of brass so this shouldn't be an issue however I am having...
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There's a couple of isolation valves on our radiator pipework (vented system). One started to weep a while back, but luckily stopped after a bit of tweaking. I've since learned they shouldn't be there, and so with some plumbing work coming up which will require a drain down, I'm...
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We've got a loo seat that doesn't have any visible screw fixings. It's got two sliders on the front (see photos) and at the back another slider which is sprung. We just can't get it off - we aren't sure whether the front sliders need to bee pushed outwards or inwards. And do we need...
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I am replacing some radiators and using new fittings. Most radiator valves now come with a compression interface rather than a union interface to the radiator tail. It seems to me that it would be rather difficult, if not impossible, to remove a radiator at a later date for decorating when...
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I have this old shower head in a newly acquired house, and am trying to find a replacement shower head. Doesn't need to be the same design, but just trying to make sure the connector is the same as a new one.
I found an identical head online:
But in one question the answer is its 7/8"...
I would like to replace the lever of Mira shower so I removed the grub screw but cannot pull the current lever. It is stuck, if I pull too much the whole unit may fall. I sprayed some lubricant without success. Any ideas? Thanks.
Hello.
Trying to remove cistern from bowl, however, nuts are rusted and one in particular is difficult to get to due to other pipework.
I have applied rust remover and lubricant. Any other advise greatly appreciated.
Carried out a temporary repair to waste pipe leak, now requires a more...
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Some old taps have what I'm describing as metal lugs (but just because I can't think of any other word to use!!) like these:
Am I right in saying that these are for when fitting to sinks with square tap holes?
If so, besides a hacksaw, are there any ways of making these compatible...
Hi in my static caravan I had a coil of copper pipping underneath the fixed seating acting like a radiator. I disconnected it and under the caravan joined the pipes together two of my radiators in caravan no longer work should I have capped pipes without joining thanks for any help .
Hi, I have a standard radiator (1/2" female bsp) on which I'm installing a new lockshield/TRV kit. The lockshield is similar to this:
What happens if I remove the nut and everything on its left in the pic, and screw the valve directly into the radiator (with PTFE)?
This would simplify my space...
Hi I'm stumped with this. Need to remove cold water kitchen tap (and I know the pic is the hot water... Its easier to take a pic if that 😁) cartridge. Has some plastic sleeve that I can't see how to remove so I can get in to unscrew the cartridge. Any advice/help will be gratefully appreciated.
Customer has a Main Multipoint BF that needs the diaphragm replacing. I'm attempting to remove the water valve but one of the screws that fix it to the bottom of the gas valve just won't budge. The head of the screw is completely stripped. My trusty neji-saurus screw pliers turned it about 45...
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