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Replacing old radiator, valve connection badly corroded, had to cut pipe below compression ferrule.
Require to extend pipe to position radiator in original position, advice please
 
If you cant solder then use Tectite push fit , made of copper and slim fit, but use pipe cutter as you need a clean bur free edge
 
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