This one at BES is as good as owt. http://www.bes.co.uk/products/110.asp

get shorter lengths at a decent price? (I'm assuming that plumper's merchants won't sell the stuff by the metre?) Thanks David I think the last coil I bought came from www.bes.co.uk Unless you can find some shorter bits on Ebay I think it'll be a coil of nothing I've just looked at the BES prices ....I don't recall it being

get shorter lengths at a decent price? (I'm assuming that plumper's merchants won't sell the stuff by the metre?) Thanks David I think the last coil I bought came from www.bes.co.uk Unless you can find some shorter bits on Ebay I think it'll be a coil of nothing

You need an "cylinder flange" http://www.bes.co.uk 7559 15ml or 7560 22ml

"newshound" wrote in message ... You'll find the same, only cheaper, at www.bes.co.uk , in all different "flavours" (male inlet, female outlet etc). Their search tool is a nightmare but the catalogues are good I should have added that, in my experience with combi boilers, once they have been leaking the seats get irrevocably damaged and it's quick, cheap, and

You'll find the same, only cheaper, at www.bes.co.uk , in all different "flavours" (male inlet, female outlet etc). Their search tool is a nightmare but the catalogues are good

of about 650 litres! Have been considering the subject of corrosion inhibiter. Fernox MB1 is widely available for 20 quid for 4 litres "sufficient for a typical 100 litre system". www.bes.co.uk sell a product called CURA at £3.20 to treat 100 litres. There is another called PROTEX (I thought they made condoms) for £4.03 SENTINEL X100 is £13.21. ++++ I've

of about 650 litres! Have been considering the subject of corrosion inhibiter. Fernox MB1 is widely available for 20 quid for 4 litres "sufficient for a typical 100 litre system". www.bes.co.uk sell a product called CURA at £3.20 to treat 100 litres. There is another called PROTEX (I thought they made condoms) for £4.03 SENTINEL X100 is £13.21. ++++ I've

Chug they look like BES part 9780: http://www.bes.co.uk/products/110.asp#97 The bulb bit is typically near the tea urn heater element and the capillary tube wends its way down to the stat control on the side of the urn. There is a little watertight fitting it goes through that is great for mounting to the immersion safety cover to hold the bulb

Chug ... BES do a stand-alone adjustable thermostat complete with pocket. Part No. 9779, switching range 40°C to 120°C EDIT ... BES obviously don't allow you to link to their graphics, link to page here instead click