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Hi ALL,
I need to remove two twin valve radiators temporarily so I can decorate. There's limited info about this type of rad online, except to say they're rare and a bit old fashioned.
In my case, the ones I have also have an extra pipe running up from the twin valve fitting which I have not seen before. Does anyone recognise this?
Can I easily remove these rads temporarily? Or is it more complicated/ risky than doing the same for a standard radiator?
The house was only built in '97 so the radiators aren't that old. In terms of rarity, well I'm in Amsterdam so I don't know what's normal and what isn't here to be honest.
It'd be fantastic if anyone could advise on the best way to get these temporarily disconnected!
Cheers
TF
I need to remove two twin valve radiators temporarily so I can decorate. There's limited info about this type of rad online, except to say they're rare and a bit old fashioned.
In my case, the ones I have also have an extra pipe running up from the twin valve fitting which I have not seen before. Does anyone recognise this?
Can I easily remove these rads temporarily? Or is it more complicated/ risky than doing the same for a standard radiator?
The house was only built in '97 so the radiators aren't that old. In terms of rarity, well I'm in Amsterdam so I don't know what's normal and what isn't here to be honest.
It'd be fantastic if anyone could advise on the best way to get these temporarily disconnected!
Cheers
TF