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Mains Driven Water System
On May 14, 3:11*pm, "Dave Liquorice"
wrote: On 14 May 2011 12:45:25 GMT, Jeff Gaines wrote: The cylinder is bare with a loose cover so I want it replaced with a foamed cylinder. Is there actually much to be gained? You are not limitted to just a single loose cover and you could wrap space blanket loft insulation around it as well. Or build a a box around it and fill all the space with insulation. far less work and cost than a new cylinder! Are there any things to watch out for, e.g. existing fittings/connectors put under mains pressure showing up weaknesses etc? Quite a possibility I would have though but do you want mains pressure everywhere? Personally I like the water to stay in the basin/sink when I turn a tap on not hit the bottom and bouce out or shoot around the rounded shape and out. *B-) Perhaps the plumber could make a list of other unnecessary works he could do for you too, at your cost of course. NT |
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