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Twyford Alcona White Close Coupled WC Pan With Cistern with bottom outlet https://www.qssupplies.co.uk/bathroom-furniture-shower-taps/12839.htm you may find it cheaper elsewhere. as mentioned above, check the distance, 205mm from all to pipe centre my house also has a bottom outlet, but...

yip, mine has these, well, i should say had these, i've noticed bit of plastic on the carpet below the rads lately, it's the gaskets all brittle and broken lol

There was a post about batteries for TVRs on the Drayton FB page not long ago, some were saying Energizer ultimate lithium batteries & Amazon AA batteries. They were saying most change them out every year

Mira range, i've just fitted a sprint 9.5kw, but it's only temporary as i'll be doing up the bathroom soon Own preference, I'd stay away from Triton.

Above my kitchen ceiling i thought i heard a dripping sound. I stayed in the house for 20 years, just before selling it i thought i needed to investigate it, turned out the bath waste went into a soil pipe in the ceiling space, it was the hot water from the bath/basin expanding the soil pipe...

I had a Mira sport 10.8kw shower that started dripping all the time, got in touch with Mira tech support who said it was the flow valve, they gave me the part number and link to their site to buy it.

Yeah, but it does need balancing as furthest rad away doesn't heat up as much.

Got Normal TRV4 radiator valves but wondering if the auto balancing are worth a change to? I've not got system balanced Or better just keeping the normal TRV4 and balance the system? Also, do they fit onto the body of the TRV4 body or is it a complete valve change?

they look like to Danfoss heads? Wiser heads may fit going by this with the adapter

remove the plasterboard, insulate with PIR insulation but you have to keep 50mm of free air space between the top of the PIR insulation and the roof/tile battens/felt. Then put a vapour barrier (a thin polythene sheet) all over the ceiling then plasterboard (you can also get insulated...

Grub screw as mentioned but i think they may be just push on and tighten the grub screw. I had them in my old house but can't remember now.

@stem Cable fitted and working as it should be, cheers (y)

The TF1 Omega 62249 with valves has a larger cut out size https://www.plumb2u.com/PBSCProduct.asp?ItmID=32399705&AccID

I have been looking at them, mainly Google Nest I did ask WB if their boilers supported opentherm but they said they didn't. (not that i know much about opentherm) My boiler is a 37CDi (13 years old)

Thanks for the detailed info. As you say, it needs a permanent live between the stat and programmer which there isn't one there, I'd need to run another cable to add this?