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Went to williams and co 1st thing and bought a couple of all different sizes. 40mm worked a treat. Cheers fellers
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Discuss radiator extension piece in the Plumbing Jobs | The Job-board area at Plumbers Forums
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I bet the 100mm rad extensions from toolstation look class 
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I bet the 100mm rad extensions from toolstation look class
especially if its on one side only
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