Plumbing and Heating Service in London | Plumber Acton| Plumber In Enfield
Friday, 17 June 2011
Boiler Repair Ealing
Thursday, 16 June 2011
Plumber Kentish Town
Plumber Southgate
Friday, 13 August 2010
Monday, 8 February 2010
Is a Power Flush really needed?
Contact Netplumb for a survey, to see if you can benefit from a power flush. A whole system power flush starts from £325.00 Plumber Winchmore Hill
Thursday, 14 January 2010
Haiti
Tuesday, 5 January 2010
Boiler Scrappage Scheme Launched
Monday, 4 January 2010
Working Safe
Thursday, 24 December 2009
No Heating at Christmas
Friday, 11 December 2009
Boiler Scrapage Scheme
We are all finding it difficult. Plumbing is an up and down industry even though everyone thinks we all make too much money. We are trying to get on board with the governments targets and just would like the opportunity to be involved.
Thursday, 3 December 2009
Fix PCB
Wednesday, 2 December 2009
Last minute heating!
Monday, 30 November 2009
Help – Water Leaking
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Saturday, 28 November 2009
Need to stay warm.
Thursday, 26 November 2009
MACERATOR UNITS
Netplumb has local plumbers in London.
Wednesday, 25 November 2009
How a Cistern Works
- An Inverted U-pipe in the cistern is linked to the flush pipe into the pan, and at the other end opens out into a dome (siphon). When the flush is operated, a lift rod raises a plate in the dome and throws water into the crown of the U-bend.
- Openings in the plate are covered by a plastic-flap valve held flat by the weight of the water. As water falls down the flush pipe, it creates a partial vacuum, causing water to be sucked up through the plate openings and to raise the flap valve.
- The base of the dome is about 10mm above the cistern bottom. When the cistern water level falls below the dome base, air drawn in breaks the siphonic action and stops the flush.
On a dual – flush cistern there is a hole in the side of the dome, and if the flush control is released immediately the hole lets in air to break the siphonic action after a gallon of water has been siphoned. When the control is held down for a few seconds, it operates a device that temporarily plugs the air hole, allowing a double flush
NetPlumb installs all Plumbing and Heating Systems. All Plumbers are Gas Safe Registered. We have a local plumbers all over London: Plumber Acton , Plumber Hampstead, Plumber Bow.
Tuesday, 24 November 2009
Flue Gas Analyser
Tuesday, 17 November 2009
Double Check Valve
Friday, 13 November 2009
Tips- Draughtproofing door
Draughtproofing a door
You may need to use more than one type of draught excluder on a door. Fix a foam strip around the sides and top of a door and a threshold excluder at the bottom for a snug finish.
If you are fitting one of the foam, rubber or flexible strips door the first time – or are unsure which excluder is most suitable – experiment on one door before you buy all the material you need. To calculate how much of a strip draught excluder you need to buy, measure the height and width of the door.
Some threshold excluders are designed to deflect in blown rain as well as to stop draughts. Threshold excluders are usually sold in standard lengths for external doors and some come in two parts: one to fix to the base of the door and the other to the sill
Adding an enclosed porch
If you put and enclosed porch around an outside door – especially if it is exposed to prevailing winds – you will greatly reduce the draughts entering the house. You will also help to reduce condensation inside if you can leave wet umbrellas and coats in a porch.
There are regulations that govern extending in front of the house building line, but porches are exempt from needing planning permission, providing the floor area is not more than 3m2 and no part is higher than 3m above ground level. You must also ensure that the porch is at least 3m from the boundary between the garden and a road or public path. Porches are also exempt from Building Regulations control if the floor is less than 30m2.
HELPING TIP
If you cannot find the source of a draught, light a candle and hold it in front of the door or window. Move around the edge of the frame and the flame will flicker at the point where the draught is coming in. Take care not to set curtains alight.
Strip excluders for frame
Self – adhesive foam strips or nylon brush strip are cut to length and fitted to the frame. Some require pinning
Strip excluders for the base of the door
A strip of nylon, rubber or plastic bristle mounted in aluminium. The excluder is fitted to the base of the door – on the inside – and is usually adjustable for height to give a good seal.
Metal or rubber seal for the sill
A plastic or metal bar fitted to the sill has a rubber insert which seals the gap under the door when it is closed.
Letterbox
A plastic frame with two rows of nylon bristle fits over the inside of a letterbox.
Two-piece excluders fitted to door and sill
A weatherbar is attached to the sill and a deflector is attached to the base of the door. The deflector is shaped to deflect rainwater over the weatherbar when the door is closed and the weather bar prevents rain from being blown in beneath the door.
Keyhole cover
Saturday, 7 November 2009
Condensing Boiler Installations
Condensing Boiler Installations
NetPlumb offers a range of services. If you are looking to change your boiler, call NetPlumb today. We offer a full range of plumbing and central heating services from Domestic plumbing repair to Landlord gas safety certification.
We only employ engineers who are on the Gas Safe Register. Our engineers have years of experience in all aspects of Plumbing and Heating. We are specialists in Condensing Boiler installation. We are keen on encouraging our customers to install energy efficient boilers which saves money. Some of the brand names we install are Potterton, Ideal, Glow Worm. We are also approved installers for Worcester Bosch and Viessman Boilers. NetPlumb offer our customers a 5year warranty on these products.
We have a great track record which sets us apart from other plumbing companies, when it comes to boiler installations in