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Hi all, I'm looking to construct a timber-frame external wall to replace an existing part-brick wall. Situtation: like most things in my house, a flat-roofed side extension to my house is a massive bodge (e.g. cavity wall was filled with wet sand, damp soil piled up against bricks such that dpc is 3...

kevster67

lets have a look wrote:no don't add anything,with a combi it's pressurised so will push any air out,

Perfect, thanks again.
Kev

kevster67

they should be automatic air valves it's common when heating pipes run through the attic, my advice with a combi would be take them out, the red cap should unscrew and shouldn't have been left on as they stop the air from escaping like they are meant to do Many thanks for the advice. The pipes also...

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This is my first time posting on this forum (although I've found plenty of useful stuff in searches) - so Hi everyone. My question is - on the central heating pipes running across my loft (a bungalow) there are two parts sticking up from the feed and return pipe that are black and about the size of ...

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