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Lol you love playing in boilers croppster lol
Had a real mare mate house sale fell through and had to go to court to sort stuff out but hey **** happens lol
Apart from that all good mate
 
most of the unvented systems ive fitted has been done with 15mm to bath, 15 or 10mm to basins. 28-22mm distribution pipework as needed. the only time ive gone 22mm to bath was on a double bath.

other fixtures positions dependant of course.
 
AWheating said:
most of the unvented systems ive fitted has been done with 15mm to bath, 15 or 10mm to basins. 28-22mm distribution pipework as needed. the only time ive gone 22mm to bath was on a double bath.

other fixtures positions dependant of course.
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You get away with it on a small house but not on a decent sized property
 
Gray0689 said:
Lol you love playing in boilers croppster lol
Had a real mare mate house sale fell through and had to go to court to sort stuff out but hey **** happens lol
Apart from that all good mate
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Mate, that's a dog!
 
A very big dog at that mate
Just have to content myself with old house for a while longer at least lol
What's the craic with you you and family keeping well I hope mate
 
She's forcing me to drink!

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"Ooooooooh! I like that bottle John, Buy it! Go on, buy it!"
 
vern said:
Welcome Virgil......more pipe protection than anything, it's a working laundry room and small at that, lots of laundry baskets in an out
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Thanks for the welcome. And fair enough when you put it like that :)
 
The mansion install, progress pics, still loads to do, take note of the auto air vent on the coil return vern ;) also split the 35mm into 2x 28mm magnacleans as some of you suggested. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1370889657.587269.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1370889673.420359.jpg
 
Dont want to sound stupid but what is that big black tank in the 1st picture?
 
Tony some of your work should be shown to these fast track fools to show how proper work should lookm
 
Still loads to be done, so much thinking involved, ill get some pics of the bathrooms too when they're finished, they're really special, £3500 shower head in the main bathroom.
 
Whn1 said:
Still loads to be done, so much thinking involved, ill get some pics of the bathrooms too when they're finished, they're really special, £3500 shower head in the main bathroom.[/QUOTE

They the waterfall colour changing ones ?
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Whn1 said:
Still loads to be done, so much thinking involved, ill get some pics of the bathrooms too when they're finished, they're really special, £3500 shower head in the main bathroom.
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£3500 shower head...What I could do with £3500??? A £10 tip and I'm buzzing

Thinking about it I need a new shower hose for my shower. £15 jobbie will suffice
 
Destroyer2813 said:
Whn1 said:
Still loads to be done, so much thinking involved, ill get some pics of the bathrooms too when they're finished, they're really special, £3500 shower head in the main bathroom.[/QUOTE

They the waterfall colour changing ones ?
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Yea the crosswater one, revive I think it's called. They make some nice stuff actually.
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AWheating said:
most of the unvented systems ive fitted has been done with 15mm to bath, 15 or 10mm to basins. 28-22mm distribution pipework as needed. the only time ive gone 22mm to bath was on a double bath.

other fixtures positions dependant of course.
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so what your saying is is that you branch off to most appliances in 15mm from a 22mm or 28mm distribution pipe?
 
Continental.
 
Just work out the flow rates to each outlet and that will dictate the pipe size.
 
Don't mind me while I bump some threads in the plumbing forum category. This thread might not be a current topic, if it isn't, just let it drop off the list.

If you DO want to reply to it, go ahead, that's fine. Your post might add some value to the thread and help newer members in the future.
 
what a terrible load of installs.
 
thought I'd have a quick browse and laugh over some old stuff. been a couple years i think. still busy on here?
 
As a new plumber i would say i can DEFINATLY pull this one of *cough cough*, im joking of course, but looking at this beautiful copper piping i hope to get to that standard of awesomness! Great job there Whn1
 
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