Feud over central heating help - Page 3

https://www.screwfix.eu/

Oh thank you so much, do you think I could get them on the internet. Someone suggested the system has to be drained, is this a fact do you know ?

Normally it’s not as bad as it sounds if you have a pressurized system it’s pretty simple unless you have 3/4 inch toppings on your rads don’t buy the cheap trvs 

We ordered all our radiators and thermostats etc online with Screwfix and when we had problems with the delivery company being unwilling to drive out to the Campo their customer service was excellent.
Hubby says if it is a sealed/pressurized system it doesn't have to be drained down. He tried to explain it to me that if you put a straw in a glass of water and then hold your finger over the end when you take the straw out of the glass the water stays in the straw. It is only when you take your finger off that the water pours out, so as long as only one thermostat is being fitted at a time, it won't have to be drained down but its not a big job anyway. I hope I've got that right and it makes sense.

Oh wow so grateful and yes do understand thank you so much, soon harmony restored one can only pray and that helps 

Thermostat valves, Leroy Merlin. Probably also available in Aki. 

https://www.leroymerlin.es/buscador?q=V%C3%A1lvula+del+radiador

Thank you for your help 

Interesting. When I went to Leroy a few weeks back, they said they didn't stock them. A new range maybe..............

Thank you so much

I live alone so dont have anybody controlling!  I use mine manually so that when I need it I just

press start and then off to turn it off. Bingo!  However I do also have a Calor gas portable heater

and that heats up a room in no time so I use that quite a lot.  They cost around 100 Euros and

the refills are about 16.50.

Good Luck