Tommy's Trade Secrets - How To Fit A Heated Towel Rail
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I am trying to figure out why ptfe was put on the compression fitting threads. the seal is made by the brass olive. there should be no water anywhere near the threads, if there is the olive has failed and should be replaced.
Yes, always wrap the PTFE tape in a CLOCKWISE direction on your 'freds'!
use masking tape on tile to stop drill sliding to risky to tap a nail or screw to mark it. Works for me
Really good. Clear, detailed explanations and demonstration
PTFE is redundant when using a compression olive. PTFE was also applied in wrong direction - it should be wound in the same direction as the thread (clockwise from the nut side).
Why are you watching when you already know it all?
He's right, dont be a bitch.
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@benny5825 The holes were cut with a 15mm diamond hole saw. Thanks TTS.
I have a direct system and it will not do anything if the pressure goes below about 1 bar which it will obviously do if you drain it down enough to disconnect. You have to open the venting (bleed) valve while you drain off.
thanks tommy this was a great help. i always use ptfe no matter what better safe that sorry. good one. i owe you a pint.
Good description. Good movie!!!
Great video, thanks for sharing
Can you do a video showing the proper way of using ptfe cus this is bad
Good video and well explained.
Why would you need a hammer drill for breeze block or tiles?
very good
I don't think it was a 15mm diamond hole saw. the 15mm pipe that was coming through those holes had 2-3mm clearance, so maybe a 20mm diamond hole saw?
Nice vid btw, just a few really bad errors though (like the ptfe on the valve threads and every bit of ptfe that was put on was done in the wrong direction)
Should I use a corner valves if I want the valve knobs to go parallel with the radiator?
The radiator that we need to hang hasn't got any holes for it to attach to the pipes coming out of the wall. The holes are at the bottom. Can a different fitting be bought and if so how would we describe it please? Sorry that this is so basic but we are knew to DIY.
@benny5825 Try to do it clockwise so that it goes with the thread.
Great stuff thanxs. BIG help
How did you cut the holes in the tile?
Does the ptfe go clockwise or anti clockwise?
The question i have is this, Is it possible to connect the pipes to the TOP of a towel rail? I say no as heat needs to rise, but i may be wrong. Looking for answers asap plz :)
You need a hammer action rill for a tiled surface O_o wooh!
obviously.......