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Does adaptor exist?
Hi, looking to move a rad, the original valves will be hidden behind a bath, so I was wanting to leave original valves in place so no need to drain down, connect a run of 15mm pipe connecting to its new position. What size connector would fit on old rad valves that would connect to 15mm pipe?
Thanks
Steve
 
This sounds very silly, just do it properly- you need access to the valves .
It’s not a big/expensive job if you don’t fancy it, just get a plumber in.
 

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