23-07-15, 09:43 PM
I am after some advice from a proper plumber, not a DIYer like me.
I have a leaking radiator in a bathroom that I am going to replace with a towel rail radiator.
My question is can I use two flexible hoses (as used for taps) instead of using 15mm compression joints and coper pipe to connect the radiator to the valves just above the floor.
I want to do this as I will be re doing the bathroom next year so want it as a temporary fix (and to speed the job up)
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I have a leaking radiator in a bathroom that I am going to replace with a towel rail radiator.
My question is can I use two flexible hoses (as used for taps) instead of using 15mm compression joints and coper pipe to connect the radiator to the valves just above the floor.
I want to do this as I will be re doing the bathroom next year so want it as a temporary fix (and to speed the job up)