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A vertical jump or vertical leap is the act of jumping upwards into the air. It can be an exercise for building both endurance and strength, and is also a standard test for measuring athletic performance. It may also be referred to as a Sargent jump, named for Dudley Allen Sargent.

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    vertical flue query

    Excuse my disgraceful illustration here guys! Just come back from a gas safety and i have this query - Vertical flue from a room sealed boiler is 330mm away from the stack and about 610mm from the actual top of the chimney terminal. what would you classify this as? i was going to call gas safe...
  2. P

    Leaking Reina vertical rad

    Hi I have just bought a Reina vertical radiator and can't stop it leaking from the valve tails tried 10 turns of PTFE tape then 20 and finally 30 turns also sealing compound I noticed when fitting the valve tails with no PTFE on as a test fit there was a lot of play on the tails as though the...
  3. E

    Vertical solar array

    Any of you chappies any experience of these? Have about 15m2 very hot and sunny wall to fill?
  4. D

    Vent or no vent for additional bathroom

    Hi there, Looking to get more advice as a couple of plumbers I called I told e different things and i want o get it right. I am adding a ensuite to a room and was planning to get it connected to the existing main drain running along the back of the house (where existing bathroom and cast-iron...
  5. Scott_D

    Vertical flue costs?

    How much, if any do you add when a new boiler needs a verticalflue through the roof? I have quoted for a few recently and not got any of the jobs so am wondering if I am getting it wrong. I usually add £250 to the price to cover hire of any roof ladders, access equipment etc and a helper or to...
  6. E

    Rusting Designer Vertical - Water Lily Rad from the Radiator Company

    We had a new heating system fitted under 5 years ago. One radiator in a guest en-suite is rusting at the lower end on one side . It is a vertical radiator model called Water Lily from the Radiator Company. It is covered by a 5year 'no quibble' guarantee but they say the rust is due to fitters...
  7. R

    Baxi barcelona vertical flue terminal

    I am replacing the above boiler in a 8 storey high apt block. I want to keep the existing vertical terminal in situ as I cant get on the roof to replace it ( otherwise I would replace the terminal also) The vertical terminal for the baxi is 110 mm / 70mm The new worcester flue is 100 mm /...
  8. G

    Water dripping inside vertical rad

    Lads, I recently got a new heating system installed - a Bosch Systems boiler. I also got 3 new vertical rads installed. The problem - there's constant water dripping inside one of the vertical rads. I've tried bleeding it, but only water comes out. No air at all. I've emptied a few cups of...
  9. G

    Air in Vertical Rad!

    Guys, I'm not a plumber, but I got a new systems boiler fitted recently (gas), and 3 new vertical rads. One of the vertical rads sounds like it has water dripping inside it. I know there's trapped air. When I try and bleed the rad, only water comes out. I've tried to drain a few cups of water to...
  10. J

    Advice required on installation of pressure reducing valve after stopcock

    Hi all, I am new to the forum and I am seeking advice on the correct installation of a pressure reducing valve. I am installing one after the stopcock but wish to mount in the vertical position, the exact type of PRV I am installing is a Honeywell type - D04FS. I have looked on Honeywell...
    • jason_B
    • Thread
    • advice after honeywell installation mount position pressure pressure reducing valve reducing required stopcock valve vertical
    • Replies: 5
    • Forum: Plumbing Jobs | The Job-board
  11. J

    Advice on installation of a Pressure reducing valve after stopcock

    Hi all, I am new to the forum and I am seeking advice on the correct installation of a pressure reducing valve. I am installing one after the stopcock but wish to mount in the vertical position, the exact type of PRV I am installing is a Honeywell type - D04FS. I have looked on Honeywell...
    • jason_B
    • Thread
    • advice after honeywell installation mount position pressure pressure reducing valve reducing stopcock valve vertical
    • Replies: 0
    • Forum: Plumbing Jobs | The Job-board
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    vaillant vertical flue

    Hi guys im after a bit of advice, im fitting a vertical Flue to an ecotec plus831 and cant find any guidance as to required distances from a ridge vent type flue, Im thinking for some reason 1500mm but I cant find any guidance to back that up. In the MI it doesnt give a figure for this scenario...
  13. H

    Constant toilet blockage - insufficient fall from toilet to vertical soil pipe?

    Hi, any advice highly appreciated here please as I've already spent GBP1600 and still not had my plumbing issue resolved. In short, I live on the 3rd floor of an Victorian conversion and experiencing constant toilet blockages. Plumber came over and said it looks like there's not enough fall from...
    • HerrB
    • Thread
    • blockage constant fall oil pipe plumber soil soil pipe still toilet vertical which
    • Replies: 25
    • Forum: Plumbing Jobs | The Job-board
  14. N

    EPH V222D 2 port valve vertical installation

    Evening guys hope your well ... Does anyone know if there is an issue installing the above on vertical pipework? Instructions only mention horizontal installation which has thrown me a bit, would not have thought there would be an issue but thought I'd check with you guys. cheers
  15. B

    Vertical Rad Gurgling and top half only getting hot. Plinth heater luke warm too

    Hi there, please go easy on me first post! We have just had a new kitchen extension and have got one normal double rad, a smiths ss5 plinth heater and a tall vertical rad. It is a big room with a vaulted ceiling so it needed a fair bit of BTU's to heat it. The normal rad is heating up great, but...
    • bandai1972
    • Thread
    • getting gurgling heater heating hot normal other plinth vertical warm
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Plumbing Jobs | The Job-board
  16. T

    Vertical flue

    Hi all i am going to look at a combi swap job, the flue vents vertical through the roof tiles. I've not fitted a vertical before so my questions are; is the flashing kit on the roof universal or will I need to get a new kit with the new boiler also is there anything I should look out for?. This...
  17. R

    Looking for vertical rad with pipe installation at top.

    Hi, We currently have a horizontal radiator in our hallway, along with some pipes that run down the wall near corner of room that look a bit ugly. We are in process of getting a new combi so WAS thinking of changing the horizontal rad with a vertical one to 1) free up wall space 2) hide the...
  18. A

    Example of Baxi Duo Tec Cracked Exhaust on Vertical Flue

    Went to service this Duo Tec today, thought, nice quick job, just a boiler in and out within 30 mins. Wrong. Boiler was noisy on start up, the FGA confirmed my thoughts. Before pulling the flue apart I checked the condense trap, checked the heat exchanger and did the FGA on minimum with the...
  19. R

    Considering getting a large vertical radiator, any disadvantages?

    Hi, We have a 600mm x 1400mm SIngle Panel/Convector radiator in our hallway that is a reasonable size and may in the future be used as a dining area. We are having a new boiler and rads installed soon, and was considering getting a vertical rad to replace the old one, so it frees up a lot more...
  20. M

    Easy boss stack connector

    Hi, I've recently bought and fitted an 'easy boss tee connector' to plumb in a 32mm pipe into the vertical soil stack. I've fitted it and it doesn't leak ,but I've found that despite having a massive plastic nut to tighten the device up to the stack , it keeps loosening by itself if you...

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