MY FAVOURITE INSTALL TO DATE! HEATING ENGINEER PLANT ROOM

[@nascorob]

Love the curly wurly pipe ✨💚🙏

[@glisterservices]

Haha thanks mate!

[@J4MB0]

Quality work. Pleasure to watch.

[@glisterservices]

Thanks mate!

[@deano6017]

looking really good. Have to say I think your the first person I have seen actually say solder is better than press. Both have uses but I also prefer solder. Nice to see someone like you agree

[@glisterservices]

Thanks for watching mate!

[@garryritson7712]

Great quality, love it. I also like soldering. Press has it's place, like push fit. Out of site.

[@glisterservices]

Thanks for watching!

[@markgregory557]

Top series so far 👏🏻

[@glisterservices]

Thanks mate, really appreciate it

[@LondonGas]

Nice job, I'm liking the booster tank. Curious as to why you're promoting an incorrect product for bonding the condensate pro instead of the actual product that's made for the job? I know Dave Smith tested many products before resorting to making his own Bond & Seal and they all failed - including CT1 and PG-B. He stress-tested them by heating and freezing over time, they peeled away, degraded. Bond & Seal is cheaper than PG-B. I see you're constrained by the existing condensate pipe being butted up to the brick wall, but that's not how to fit condensate pro. It needs a gap between the wall and the insulation to stop leaves being trapped and to allow access for the maintenance coat. They sell spacer bars you can cut to size to make the clip stand off from the wall.

[@glisterservices]

I’m good mates with Dave Smith, his stuff is great, the reason i don’t use it is because i’m an ambasssdor for C-Tec so get their products for free, I can safely say the PGB works perfectly for it

[@LondonGas]

@@glisterservices As you're good mates with Dave, I suggest you give him a call to discuss promoting C-Tec when showcasing his products online.