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I've a wet room all tiled but I want to put a p bath in under the shower onto the walls. I don't want to have to redecorate, just install the bath. One plumber said he would seal it ato the tiles, another said you have to fix it to the wall not the tiles. He went on to say taking one row of tiles off may damage the next tiles and it'd be best having "mermaid" bath panels on the wall to fix the bath to. Which plumber is right? Thanks
If an outside tap is already fitted with a double check valve in it then will it require any additional valves for the pipework inside for safety/prevent freezing?
Is there a minimum depth for internal water supply pipe
I want to connect my hot and cold outdoor taps to one hose for washing the car etc . As they dont have an inbuilt non return valve cani just use a hoselock type non return valve on both taps , then connect to hose via a splitter/ y branch without any further plumbing. Also are they required on both taps, or should I have to replace both taps with built in valves?
Constantly leaking overflow from previous questions asked by others I understand it might be a ball valve not working correctly in water tank can you estimate a cost and time it may poss take to fix
Im having a built in dishwasher in my new kitchen. Should l arrange a plumber to do the work before or after the new kitchen is fitted ?
hissing dripping taps on bath advice on what the problem maybe and cost
approximate price for turning a bedroom that was once a bathroom back into a bathroom and where the bathroom is now back into a storage cub
My toilet seems to be blocked, when I flush it the water comes all the way up the bowl and takes at least 5-10 minutes to go down, however today it has taken longer to go down and wont flush properly, is there any cheap/easy way to do this myself? either with a plunger or toilet unblocking liquid?
I want to change my passage radiator, we cut the water supply to the radiators, there was no running hot water and every radiator was off. We isolated the radiator that we wanted to take off. I'm on communal heating by the way, as we started to drain the water there was just loads coming out, we stopped at 2 buckets but more wanted to come, is this normal? Or have we done something wrong?
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