One way valve help or advice

keystone

Orkatec wrote: »

The advice is most appreciated . Which part of "thou shalt not fit any sort of valve on or obstruct your vent pipe" did you not understand? Was not
This is the kind of response which puts people off seeking advice.
I assume you are or have been in the plumbing game, and I would ask you would you talk to a customer in this manner, I think not.

You didn't read post number 8 then? I can't understand why you still raised it again when three people told you not to do it. OK my reply may have been a bit brusque and for that I apologise but you asked for it and theres no need to get huffy about it as a result.

So you want help on this or not?

Cheers

Orkatec

I am just going to plumb it in and see if it if OK (with out the NRV)
Its not they type in your sketch (keystone) separate tanks but much the same in height.
I had to jack the rafters open to get it up there, now pasteboard on top so I will try it before I get it plastered just in case.

ormus

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2008/jan/08/uknews4.mainsection

these things are designed to stop the above happening.

(i know its not exactly the same, but its a similar situation).

heating-eng

ormus wrote: »

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2008/jan/08/uknews4.mainsection

these things are designed to stop the above happening.

(i know its not exactly the same, but its a similar situation).

So sad ...

Orkatec

I finally found a solution to this problem just by luck, its called a Surrey Flange.
Kim

keystone

Orkatec wrote: »

I finally found a solution to this problem just by luck, its called a Surrey Flange.
Kim

Pity you clearly didn't want help back in November then otherwise this solution (or a similar one) could have been sorted then rather than you not having your shower sorted (until by luck) some two months later. Never mind.

Cheers