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removing a rad.

  • 16-08-2012 7:06pm
    #1
    ted1
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    Hi guys, I've recently knocked down a wall between the kitchen and dining room. I now need to remove the rad in the kitchen as there's units going where it is. And I'll need to double the size of the one in the dining room to compensate. What size job is this?


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  • #2
    anthonyos
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    its a smallish job for a good plumber without seeing it and the finish you want how far from the existing rad is the new one going to be?


  • #3
    ted1
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    Well the new one is just upgrading the old one in the dining room to.a double, its probably 5 feet away.


  • #4
    anthonyos
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    have you timber or concrete floors??


  • #5
    ted1
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    Concrete, i'm getting new tiles so no problem chasing it out.


  • #6
    Joey the lips
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    You can chase out the floor as you say or look at doing something simple like running the pipes under the kitchen unit.


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  • #7
    ted1
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    Any of you guys around south Dublin?


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