Screwfix sell them at around £7 but Toolstation ones are about £2.
Are the Terrier ones really £5 better ?

wrote:
Screwfix sell them at around £7 but Toolstation ones are about £2.
Are the Terrier ones really £5 better ?

Shame you aren't near me, I have half a dozen Wickes ones surplus to
requirements.


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wrote:
Screwfix sell them at around £7 but Toolstation ones are about £2.
Are the Terrier ones really £5 better ?

Shame you aren't near me, I have half a dozen Wickes ones surplus to
requirements.

Dave - The Medway Handyman


I can see e-mail address being swapped here, and maybe a postal order being
passed on. :-)

On Fri, 14 Nov 2008 17:16:06 GMT, "BigWallop"
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wrote:
Screwfix sell them at around £7 but Toolstation ones are about £2.
Are the Terrier ones really £5 better ?

Shame you aren't near me, I have half a dozen Wickes ones surplus to
requirements.

Dave - The Medway Handyman


I can see e-mail address being swapped here, and maybe a postal order being
passed on. :-)


LOL...I see Wickes sell valves marked as " For Combi Boilers" I've not
seen that distinction anywhere else .
http://www.wickes.co.uk/Obsolete-Rad...er/invt/420018

wrote:

Screwfix sell them at around £7 but Toolstation ones are about £2.
Are the Terrier ones really £5 better ?

Screwfix also do some at £1.89 each.
Alan.
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On Nov 14, 6:02*pm, (A.Lee) wrote:
Screwfix sell them at around £7 but Toolstation ones are about £2.
Are the Terrier ones really *£5 better ? *
Screwfix also do some at £1.89 each.

Arguably false economy though. The cost of the valves is small in
relation to the overall job and the cheap ones will weep after a few
years. The better ones are the peglers/myson etc.