coolag Alfie

[ShaunCorbs]

reinventing the wheel or good idea

Alfie installation guides into stud walls | Coolag

This guide will explain all you need to know how to install Alfie into stud walls

www.coolag.co.uk

 

[Scott_D]

Looked good until the thread cutting part

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Looked good until the thread cutting part

i did think that aswell but tbh not that hard to get around the way i would is just leave the spanner flats on the outside so you can undo cut to size then just add some 577 then screw in and your good

 

[SimonG]

Soldered copper and fast fit kit for me.

 

[Phil]

Its true though about fast fix kits leaking into wall, granted if you do them up properly and the pipes are not angled its fine but I still worry.

 

[Welder]

reinventing the wheel or good idea

Alfie installation guides into stud walls | Coolag

This guide will explain all you need to know how to install Alfie into stud walls

www.coolag.co.uk

Ty (the inventor) is prolific inventor and a pal of mine. We share the pain of being stitched up by people we trusted.
This has changed much - it was way over engineered previously.
Whilst I genuinely wish him well, I cannot help but feel this is yet another 'solution' to a non existent problem - as I've told him. It is not something I would buy.
I can however see him doing decent numbers because IMHO younger plumbers seem to seek ready made solutions rather than 'invent' as old idiots like me do.

 

[Ben-gee]

I too find it quicker and easier to bring through plain pipe and use a fast fix kit.

No mucking about with wall plate elbows and trying to work out how thick tiles etc are - especially when custard then changes tiles....

Can’t see the advantage of this over fast fix - in fact it looks much more of a faff, and I expect it costs more than £16.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

I too find it quicker and easier to bring through plain pipe and use a fast fix kit.

No mucking about with wall plate elbows and trying to work out how thick tiles etc are - especially when custard then changes tiles..

Can’t see the advantage of this over fast fix - in fact it looks much more of a faff, and I expect it costs more than £16.

Unless the plaster / boarder moves them

 

[Ben-gee]

Do it all myself, so don’t have that problem.

 

[Millsy 82]

Unless the plaster / boarder moves them

Fix a bit of timber then drill through it they cant move it then.

You also have decent fixings for your fast fix kit.

 

[Ty harnett]

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Ty (the inventor) is prolific inventor and a pal of mine. We share the pain of being stitched up by people we trusted.
This has changed much - it was way over engineered previously.
Whilst I genuinely wish him well, I cannot help but feel this is yet another 'solution' to a non existent problem - as I've told him. It is not something I would buy.
I can however see him doing decent numbers because IMHO younger plumbers seem to seek ready made solutions rather than 'invent' as old idiots like me do.

Non existent

National problem!