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New radiators

westy23
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Happy new year all
Will be having a new valiant boiler and valiant unistor cylinder fitted soon and will need to have most of my radiators replaced, can anyone reccomend a good quality longlasting radiator.
I have been looking at the stelrad elite range, any good?
thanks
Will be having a new valiant boiler and valiant unistor cylinder fitted soon and will need to have most of my radiators replaced, can anyone reccomend a good quality longlasting radiator.
I have been looking at the stelrad elite range, any good?
thanks
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Dunno about the elite - I have had stelrad softline radiators fitted recently and they are very warm.0
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most new rads are crap and thin they will do the job
circa fernox f1/f3 clean/inhibit your system
screwfixes budget range seem okay to me
at least the washer mounts/plastic slots are big which is
a breath of fresh air
they do not rattle the domestic user complained
about a silly piece of plastic
and someone at screwfix
took an interest
the thick plastic radiator " easy clips "
make the installation better
gosh someone english was tired of expansion/conraction hoorah:rotfl::(:):T:money::p:D:(:easter_os:bdaycake::rudolf::xmassmile:snow_laug
radiators rattle and they are noisy when temperature increases and decreases ......expansion of metal occurs
big radiator clips are " good " hello
hairfelt wrapped around your pipework in joist notches
a 1 metre length of copper pipework getting hot expands by 1mm
therfore a 3m length of copper pipework hot expands by 3mm
on corners it cracks and splits
dont be a cowboy get some real training
or study
IF IN DOUBT ASK
A VENTURI IS SIMPLY A WHIRLPOOL CREATING NEGATIVE AND POSITIVE PRESSURES
A DIAGRHPRHAM ACTING ON PRESSURE FROM AIR
OR GAS WHEN AN OBJECT HITS THE TYPHOON THE
PRESSURE CHANGES " A STICK IN A WHIRLPOOL CHANGES HOW THE WHIRLPOOL WORKS "0 -
Stelrad will be fine. I recently put 5 new DeLonghi rads in my own house, very nice looking but can't comment on how long they'll last.
Avoid any budget range!You have been reading.....another magnificent post by garethgas :beer:0 -
michael_nod wrote: »most new rads are crap and thin they will do the job
circa fernox f1/f3 clean/inhibit your system
screwfixes budget range seem okay to me
at least the washer mounts/plastic slots are big which is
a breath of fresh air
they do not rattle the domestic user complained
about a silly piece of plastic
and someone at screwfix
took an interest
the thick plastic radiator " easy clips "
make the installation better
gosh someone english was tired of expansion/conraction hoorah
:d:rotfl::(:):t:money::p:d:(:easter_os:bdaycake::rudolf::xmassmile:snow_laug
radiators rattle and they are noisy when temperature increases and decreases ......expansion of metal occurs
big radiator clips are " good " hello
hairfelt wrapped around your pipework in joist notches
a 1 metre length of copper pipework getting hot expands by 1mm
therfore a 3m length of copper pipework hot expands by 3mm
on corners it cracks and splits
dont be a cowboy get some real training
or study
if in doubt ask
a venturi is simply a whirlpool creating negative and positive pressures
a diagrhprham acting on pressure from air
or gas when an object hits the typhoon the
pressure changes " a stick in a whirlpool changes how the whirlpool works "
err ok, thanks0 -
a radiator is a radiator love0
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they are all cheap and thin
which is good0 -
school style radiators use more metal and more hot central heating water
therefore are less efficient than modern rads
which are crap
a much of a muchness
basically all crap
the actual hot water part of a modern radiator is two thirds
pressed metal
and one thirds heat
not very efficient
go for a wocester sealed system boiler cat a
and a heatre sadia unvented hot water system
200 litre at least
heatra sadias nasa engineers did a good job on that megaflow cylindr0 -
nasa heating engineers designed the heatre sadia megaflow
and it is megga " wow "0 -
Bit of a pity that are now owned by Baxi then. Never mind.
From now Karl is to be referred to as Napolean XIV. No exceptions.
Cheers
PS Those nice young men in their clean white coats will be with you shortly old son.
PPS Are you quite sure you aren't at least remotely connected to Sir Richard Puller? At least we now know that you aren't Walter in disguise - unless you've been converted. :rotfl:
PPPSThe difference between genius and stupidity is that genius has it's limits. - Einstein0 -
It must be me as i seem to attract them in the street as well.:rotfl::rotfl:0
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