Hi folks,
I’d hoped to have uploaded a photo but can’t seem to do it from my iPhone (any tips?).
Had a radiator installed, but both ends have a plastic/rubber pipe going off it. The one which is connected to the temperature valve isn’t even perpendicular to the floor; it’s at a bit of an angle. Now we have a water leak coming from under the nut which the pipe feeds into and if you knock it, water leaks out quicker. Was this a bodge job- should these be copper pipes? Does the fact that the pipes aren’t straight matter? Will a bit of sealant solve the leak issue? Forgive my ignorance! Thank you.
P.s. a photo now uploaded
as you’ll see, the temperature gauge doesn’t even face the user.
I’d hoped to have uploaded a photo but can’t seem to do it from my iPhone (any tips?).
Had a radiator installed, but both ends have a plastic/rubber pipe going off it. The one which is connected to the temperature valve isn’t even perpendicular to the floor; it’s at a bit of an angle. Now we have a water leak coming from under the nut which the pipe feeds into and if you knock it, water leaks out quicker. Was this a bodge job- should these be copper pipes? Does the fact that the pipes aren’t straight matter? Will a bit of sealant solve the leak issue? Forgive my ignorance! Thank you.
P.s. a photo now uploaded
as you’ll see, the temperature gauge doesn’t even face the user.
