Guys Old house with solid walls. Nearly every room I have dry-lined from inside with baton, insulation and plaster-board. Downstairs floors are not solid, so air flow beneath them. I saw some comments on here about needing an airflow/draught to circulate the air from your rads arouns the rooms? Anyo...
But what would you choose........if my boiler has no auto valve fitted, would you go for the option of fitting one OR, having one radiator without TRV's and normal valves?
This is difficult to explain without a diagram, but here goes. Does a central heating system with a combi boiler have to be a complete 'circuit', as in, if all thermostas were closed, water could still flow around the whole circuit. OR......can I have one pipe for flow, one for return with the rads ...
There are two other rads on the pipe, and I wondered if there should really be some 22mm pipe in there to get a little more water to share amongst the three rads.
The boiler has a heating output of over 100'000 BTU's.
Can anyone put down a kind of bullet point, easy steps on 'how to get planning permission'.
I want to knock down a rubbish lean-to on my house, rebuild it but very slightly bigger.
I've an old house and therefore all radiators that I've fitted are double. My bathroom one is furthest from my large Alpha combi boiler. Its about 13m in 15mm pipe length....would this affect it getting hot? Seems to take ages to heat up, and not at all as hot as others. Bathroom is downstairs, boil...
