HOW TO DROP A RADIATOR FOR PAINTING / WALL PAPERING AND DECORATE BEHIND WITHOUT DRAINING THE SYSTEM.
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- čas přidán 6. 12. 2021
- In this video I show you how to simply drop a radiator without having to remove it and drain the central heating system to allow you to paint / wallpaper and decorate behind it.
In addition I will show you where the anti rattle vibration clips are situated and installed.
Note when slacking the pipes to lower the radiator Just enough to allow it to pivot No more !
Also make sure to support the radiator at the base to prevent any straining on the pipe work joints,in the video you can see I've placed a padded dust sheet at the bottom to support and keep the pipe work in line to prevent any damage.
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Your are Amazing.
Thanks for uploading informative video
@@BritAfghans Your welcome.
Neat skill to possess. Subscribed. Thanks for posting
Thank you.
top tip and well explained, I have subbed for more.... 👍
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good tip here sub'd
I did this and ended up with a swimming pool in my living room😅
Haha hope you swam to safety 😉
I need to do this, do you mind me asking what you did wrong so I also dont end up with a swimming pool 😂. And great video, thanks for the instructions!
Won't work with mine, mine is microbore, not 15mm like yours
@@paul1962uk They break/bend/split so easy! I always drain if they're microbore, not worth the risk. Especially if you're trying to handle a big rad by yourself!