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Overflow leaks and is coming from hot water tank
I have fitted a new ball valve and my cold water tank keeps filling from a pipe that comes from the hot water tank
How can I get a mobility bathroom?
Hi there, how can I go about having a mobility bathroom created? How much more expensive might this be than having a non-mobility bathroom fitted of the same size?
Bathroom vanity
What companies should I go with if I want a good bathroom vanity to purchase?
Tiled bath panels
I don't like the plastic panel on my bath. I'd like to tile the side instead, but I'm worried about blocking access under the bath. What's the best solution?
Best taps for my water system
How can I tell what taps are best suited to my water system?
Bathroom mixer taps that save water
Can you recommend a mixer tap for a bathroom sink that helps to save water? I've found gadgets that you can add on, but are there taps with devices already fitted?
Measuring for a bath
How do you accurately measure up for a bath? We want to make sure we buy one that fits between two walls. Do I need to leave space for tiles or framework?
Extractor fan out through the eaves
We have a bathroom extractor fan venting into our insulated loft space. We want to get it sorted and we were told by a tradesperson they could run the extractor fan out through the eaves. I've read online that going through the eaves is a bad for mould as the moisture can condense there. Is this a good idea or should I ask to go through the soffit? Thanks in advance.
Order of wash room fitting
Which should be done first, tiling the floor or fitting the toilet? Is there a right or normal order to it? Does it matter?
Bathroom renovation tile tips
Hi there, I’m designing a bathroom renovation that I have in mind (it’s just the basics right now but I’m hoping to hire a professional to help with the design with a bit of essential input on my part). I’d like to know whether large tiles can help a small bathroom look larger? Also, just curious if the opposite is also true?
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