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I'm adding another radiator to a room; it'll be on the outside wall the
same as the present one. The gap will be only about 10cm or so, room to get valves in. Instead of fitting valves to both rads., I was wondering about just connecting them in series with a bit of pipe. Is there any major drawback to this method? -- Peter. The gods will stay away whilst religions hold sway |
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