Any ideas where I could get swept tees from in Lndon?

[Pickwickpick]

Any idea of who might have some swept tees in stock in London (south west)? Graham have them on their website but not clear if they are in stock at a branch or not, will have to call them in the morning. Wolseley have them available for click & collect tomorrow, but they want £29.30 each which seems ridiculously expensive. My other option is to order them from BES in the morning (£4.29 each with is more reasonable!) so should be delivered on Wednesday, but would make my life a lot easier if I could get my hands on them tomorrow.

 

[Burger]

Any idea of who might have some swept tees in stock in London (south west)? Graham have them on their website but not clear if they are in stock at a branch or not, will have to call them in the morning. Wolseley have them available for click & collect tomorrow, but they want £29.30 each which seems ridiculously expensive. My other option is to order them from BES in the morning (£4.29 each with is more reasonable!) so should be delivered on Wednesday, but would make my life a lot easier if I could get my hands on them tomorrow.

No idea, but yes u haven’t said what type. Copper, plastic, solvent etc

 

[Jimmy18]

I’m guessing for an unvented cylinder secondary return?

 

[Pickwickpick]

I’m guessing for an unvented cylinder secondary return?

No it's a bit of an unusual one, adding a rad onto a one pipe system. Most of the house is 2 pipe, but the loft conversion done in the 80s is single pipe. I'm doing 2nd fix on new ensuite for him and he's determined he wants a rad adding despite me advising it will not work very well without converting to 2 pipe. Figure using swept tees should improve performance over standard tees.