Radiators in loft conversion

[preid]

Hi im new to forum so please go easy on me!
I am looking to put radiators in my existing loft conversion.
I have a high pressure system with expansion tank, hot water cylinder and pump all on the first floor.
Is it possible and what would i need to do?

Many thanks for your assistance in advance
Paul

 

[snowhead]

All you need is radiators and someone competent to design and install the layout.

 

[preid]

All you need is radiators and someone competent to design and install the layout.

Many Thanks for your fast response.
So all i need to do is connect the radiators into the flow and return ( the correct side of the actuator).
I am assuming that i wont need a bleed valve on the pipe work as the radiators will be at the highest point of the pipework

 

[dancinplumba]

assumption is a wonderful thing , don't you agree ?

 

[preid]

in engineering assume = bum u & me !

 

[dancinplumba]

in engineering assume = bum u & me !

please ! this is a plumbing forum not a p..n forum
and sorry not that way inclined

 

[TBServices]

I think if you're asking these questions you're probably out of your depth.

 

[ambrosia]

yeah i can see disaster written all over this bit of DIY,
rads several floors up are quirky things at the best of times

 

[SJB6]

Many Thanks for your fast response.
So all i need to do is connect the radiators into the flow and return ( the correct side of the actuator).
I am assuming that i wont need a bleed valve on the pipe work as the radiators will be at the highest point of the pipework

What you just said sounds like the words of a lamen, sorry but it does.
You need to get a compitent plumber to design and do it so its both efficient and safe, I will not say any more, that is all you need to know.

 

[Balmoral]

jesus when a started reading the thread thought id click on jimmy savils groom room bum equals what did a miss something lol

 

[TimeServed]

If your DIY springs a leak, you don't want it to be from the top floor! Seriously call a plumber.