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ar22
fitted an extra rad upstairs in my house
it went in perfect although to get the T in the pipes were too tight to spread so I cut out out approx 2 feet and replaced it with plastic as its more manageable to get the Ts in
it was just before the last rad in the line so 15mm at this point
all sat nicely straight but when I put the heat on and it heated up, the two plastic sections bowed slightly as they are now the weakest link in the copper line
obviously heat expansion
am I being paranoid as I could see what is probably happening under the floorboards elsewhere or should I take the sections out and shorten them 5mm each
cheers
it went in perfect although to get the T in the pipes were too tight to spread so I cut out out approx 2 feet and replaced it with plastic as its more manageable to get the Ts in
it was just before the last rad in the line so 15mm at this point
all sat nicely straight but when I put the heat on and it heated up, the two plastic sections bowed slightly as they are now the weakest link in the copper line
obviously heat expansion
am I being paranoid as I could see what is probably happening under the floorboards elsewhere or should I take the sections out and shorten them 5mm each
cheers