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Anyone know if a reducing tees are made 22 x 10 x 10
where the 22mm is on one end as opposed to the middle?

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Hi.
Anyone know if a reducing tees are made 22 x 10 x 10
where the 22mm is on one end as opposed to the middle?

I've seen a 22mm to 4*10mm one such as you describe


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Hi.
Anyone know if a reducing tees are made 22 x 10 x 10
where the 22mm is on one end as opposed to the middle?

Arthur


What you need is a 2 port manifold, widely stocked. Some have the 10mm
ports on the same side, others have them opposed.

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Hi.
Anyone know if a reducing tees are made 22 x 10 x 10
where the 22mm is on one end as opposed to the middle?


not so much a T, looked more like a 22mm brass blanking cap with 2 *
10mm holes in the end
just took 2 off my system and replaced them (so I could add another rad)
with 22mm * 4 x 10mm manifolds, screwfix do them in the pushfit fittings
section.

LJ


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Hi.
Anyone know if a reducing tees are made 22 x 10 x 10
where the 22mm is on one end as opposed to the middle?

Arthur



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Have a look he
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Plum...eed/d20/sd2698

Scroll down to 'Manifold'

Cic.




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Hi.
Anyone know if a reducing tees are made 22 x 10 x 10
where the 22mm is on one end as opposed to the middle?

Arthur


Not come across that one but its easy to use 22 x 15 x 15 with 15 x 10
fitting reducers, either in end feed or compression.


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"Arthur" wrote in message
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Hi.
Anyone know if a reducing tees are made 22 x 10 x 10
where the 22mm is on one end as opposed to the middle?

Arthur



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Have a look he
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Plum...eed/d20/sd2698

Scroll down to 'Manifold'

Cic.



I see the manifold. thanks.
How is 10mm tube fixed to it?

Arthur


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Have a look he
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Plum...eed/d20/sd2698

Scroll down to 'Manifold'

Cic.



I see the manifold. thanks.
How is 10mm tube fixed to it?



it's a solder joint

here's the equivalent pushfit...

http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/...14717&id=12589

check the difference in price

LJ


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"in2minds" wrote in message
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Have a look he
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Plum...eed/d20/sd2698

Scroll down to 'Manifold'

Cic.



I see the manifold. thanks.
How is 10mm tube fixed to it?



it's a solder joint

here's the equivalent pushfit...

http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/...14717&id=12589

check the difference in price

LJ




I am actually using speedfit for my installation. So the speedfit manifold
would simplify and minimise
my connections hugely. I am installing radiators in 3 bedrooms and a
bathroom on the same floor.
If I position this manifold so that 1 of the radiators (bathroom) is almost
next to the manifold while the bedroom runs will be a much longer, will that
have a detrimental effect on the system?

Arthur


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I am actually using speedfit for my installation. So the speedfit

manifold
would simplify and minimise
my connections hugely. I am installing radiators in 3 bedrooms and a
bathroom on the same floor.
If I position this manifold so that 1 of the radiators (bathroom) is

almost
next to the manifold while the bedroom runs will be a much longer, will

that
have a detrimental effect on the system?


Just turn the one in the bathroom down further when you start balancing the
system.


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