I want to put a rad in a ground floor en-suite shower room. Directly above are
Pretty much. You'll have to drain down or isolate that part of the system of course, unless you want a flood. Unless you catch the water and put it back, you'll need some new inhibitor when you re-fill. [Technically, you need a
*bit* more anyway, because the new rad will increase the overall system volume].You will need to re-balance the whole system after inserting the new rad.
I want to put a rad in a ground floor en-suite shower room. Directly
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