Hi all,
Sorry for the delay in responding. The plumber has now run a second return so the upstairs and downstairs returns now have there own returns and these then combine together to go back to the boiler. However the problem persists with the upstairs still heating up via returns when...
Hi,
Interleaved was mention in a question:
A) all combine into two separate pipes, before joining together in a single place and flowing into the return pipe visible, or
B) are they interleaved so some (but not all) upstairs pipes are combined with some (or all) the downstairs pipes, and the...
What affect will it have? I know it will stop rads warming, is it just that the boiler pump will ware out quicker?. I’m not sure how difficult it would be to run another return would it mean taking all the ceilings down?
Hi so the piping looks ok in the garage then and follows the 3 t rule? And you think it’s the way the pipes have been run. So if they have the rads from both upstairs and downstairs connecting onto to the same return it’s a problem(interleaved) ? Should they be 2 separate returns for each zone...
Sorry the photo isn;t the best. I had trouble trying to get it all in. The boiler is in the garage on ground floor all pipes are run into the first floor floor. Then either drop to the rads downstairs or up out of the floor to the rads upstairs. The return looks like the only return.
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