How to Fit a Slimline Radiator | Top Trade Tips
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
- Learn how to fit a modern, slimline radiator in your new bathroom with this simple step-by-step guide. In this video you will learn how to replace an old radiator for new without draining down your central heating system, how to correctly identify and isolate flow and return, correctly measure and position for the new radiator installation, and how to fill the new radiator with the right ratio of inhibitor, water, and air.
The products featured in this video are from Bathroom Mountain, for more information on these products please visit - www.bathroommountain.co.uk
0:00 - Introduction
0:28 - Tools Required for Installation
0:49 - Isolating the Flow and Return
1:51 - Releasing Pressure from the Bleed Valve
2:56 - Disconnecting Your Old Radiator
3:39 - Inlet, Outlet, Top
5:21 - Measurements For Your Bottom Brackets
8:05 - Fixing the Bottom Brackets to the Wall
10:11 - Measurements For Your Top Brackets
11:52 - Fixing the Top Brackets to the Wall
12:38 - Turning Your Radiator Back On
13:32 - Closing the Outlets
14:13 - Buying New Valves (optional)
14:58 - Slimline Radiator Reveal and Outro
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✌️, you've got yourself a cushy little number there, nice 1👍👍👨🔧👨🔧👨🔧
Thanks Ian, glad you like it!
Aint this the fella who used to screw in the last screw on the hinge of a newly fitted door and portray he'd done the complete install on that DIY show ????🤣🤣
Clearly never been on a shoot worth us!
Aint the radiator the wrong way? It says Outlet where the hot water is coming in from?
always refer to the instructions! Cheers
These rads leak like hell,you need at least twice as much ptf tape as usual.
they shouldn't do if installed correctly. cheers
Yes. Not many threads in some of em for the tails to screw into. You are correct Brian. The one in the video looks fine though. In fact it has o rings.
I've got one that's leaking from the bottom outlet. Would you just recommend more PTFE tape or should I get some plumbers mate too?
@@tomevans8749 the rad that I have didn't have many threads. Some rads are better. Mine just needed about thirty raps of ptfe. It's all good now. From memory there was about 8mm of thread in the radiator and it was a slack thread too.