Minimum Distance from Boiler before fitting Speedfit?
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go away end of
you have been warned
you want the info try a search on the net
just stop being a pain in the ass on here
still waiting for the bite are we
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thanks john
you have been warned
you want the info try a search on the net
just stop being a pain in the ass on here
still waiting for the bite are we
++++++++++++++++++++++
thanks john
Kevplumb wrote.
The only one being a pain in ass is your self good sir.
Just exactly what qualifies you to call someone a cowboy who chooses to work with plastic piping. ???
You are unprofessional, arrogant and have a threatning tone on this forum.
What is your role with DIY not ???.
The only one being a pain in ass is your self good sir.
Just exactly what qualifies you to call someone a cowboy who chooses to work with plastic piping. ???
You are unprofessional, arrogant and have a threatning tone on this forum.
What is your role with DIY not ???.
and you have to be the only dingbat that does not know
cos it's common knowledge
either start talking sense or start ACTUALLY talking to your brief
Can we get a few things back into perspective here?
1. Neither kevplumb nor Agile is an idiot, not by a long chalk.
2. It's pointless to compare the use of plastic in u/f heating with its use in other wet systems. This is because (a) the temperature used u/f is different (i.e. less) than that of water when circulating through radiators, and (b) the risk arising from a burst is different.
3. You won't get anywhere by challenging (aka daring) other members to produce statistics.
Please don't confuse me with someone who's against the use of plastic - far from it. I'm keen to use it when it's the right thing to use, and the same goes for copper, iron, threaded, soldered, leaded, unleaded, compression, manipulative, and pushfit.
1. Neither kevplumb nor Agile is an idiot, not by a long chalk.
2. It's pointless to compare the use of plastic in u/f heating with its use in other wet systems. This is because (a) the temperature used u/f is different (i.e. less) than that of water when circulating through radiators, and (b) the risk arising from a burst is different.
3. You won't get anywhere by challenging (aka daring) other members to produce statistics.
Please don't confuse me with someone who's against the use of plastic - far from it. I'm keen to use it when it's the right thing to use, and the same goes for copper, iron, threaded, soldered, leaded, unleaded, compression, manipulative, and pushfit.
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Balenza said:
i will leave it to another party to enlighten you
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MOD 2
ok you are now being warned
belt up or i start hitting the delete button
belt up or i start hitting the delete button
Now we I see whats happening.
We obviously have someone who posts information and has a connection with DIY not and when the going gets tough he resorts to deleting information .
yet can post rubbish information of his own and throw his threatning weight around.
We obviously have someone who posts information and has a connection with DIY not and when the going gets tough he resorts to deleting information .
yet can post rubbish information of his own and throw his threatning weight around.
got it in one
now stop being a prick
now stop being a prick