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I should have started the kitchen at the beginning of the summer. So wasted a few good months
Made the opening wider so I can have a breakfast bar
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I should have started the kitchen at the beginning of the summer. So wasted a few good months
Made the opening wider so I can have a breakfast bar
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I'm going the whole hog
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Kitchen I have insulated 2 externals walls in my kitchen and 1 in my living room.
Also in doing my Kitchen I have replaced all the 15mm hot feeds to taps with 10mm feeds and insulated them from a manifold.
Next year I'll insulate the spare room and hopefully fit triple glazing.View attachment 284297
Also in doing my Kitchen I have replaced all the 15mm hot feeds to taps with 10mm feeds and insulated them from a manifold.
Next year I'll insulate the spare room and hopefully fit triple glazing.View attachment 284297
Wasn't there a bigger fridge/freezer in the store? You can keep a whole hog roast ready for xmas in that beasty boy...the dog's ready to get crackin', so crack on old bean.
Is that a combi supplied mains pressure ISH hot water ?? I actually changed to 22mm on my hotwater to bath - but gravity feed in a bungalow - so had to do that
We had a kitchen renovation, including the false ceiling pulled down and replaced , they guy said we dont usually put insulation above a kitchen because of the heat in a kitchen , but if oi wanted it an extra £100 - i said i wanted insulation , I can always open the windows and doors if too hot ....... glad i did now, helps heat other parts of house
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Fridge is coming today. Built in 70/30Wasn't there a bigger fridge/freezer in the store? You can keep a whole hog roast ready for xmas in that beasty boy...the dog's ready to get crackin', so crack on old bean.
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I have a combi.... its advised to run all feeds in 15mm as with 22mm you will loose pressure and have more cold water in your pipes to disperse before the hot water comes through.
I have 10mm speed fit directly from boiler manifold to each individual tap with no fittings in-between. The result is water gets hotter quicker using less gas and the shower pressure is not affected if someone uses a hot tap.
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I'm not an expert but I can't see any wrong. I'll more than likely do the same when I strip out the spare room in the summer of next year
Good to know that
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The insulation board. Apparently it's should reduce fuel bills by 40%. That be if the whole house is done that is.
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You don't affect pressure by using different size pipe what you do alter is volume.
By altering to 10mm pressure remains the same volume is much reduced.
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I'm sure your correct. The result is the same in that the shower doesn't loose noticeable pressure when another outlet is in use and the hot water arrives quicker than before
Correct the hot arrives quicker due to less volume.
Short runs of smaller pipe are ok longer ones can be more problematic due to losses due to hydraulic gradient.
Short runs of smaller pipe are ok longer ones can be more problematic due to losses due to hydraulic gradient.
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I'd like to thank my guest speaker today. .... Can we have a round of appreciation for Exedon...
My mate has a combi in his loft. He doesn’t even bother to wait for the kitchen tap to get hot, it takes that long for the hot to get to the tap that they either wash up with cold or boil a kettle.