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I have not bought them yet but that is the plan....

I am about to install a new shower & tray. I have been looking at the best way to seal it & would like the experts advice. There is Bellseal which is double sided adhesive or Classi seal which is adhesive on 1 side & the other is siliconed & then there is the trim which is siliconed & tiled...

Floorboards are down but as I said there is some tile adhesive residue on them. I will take them up & put wpb down. Thanks for the advice about the adhesive..... Thanks to all for your advice

Thanks, I thought that would be the best way, I will go down the ply route. Will PVA be suitable for the edges & underneath?

Approx 7sqm

I have just removed the old floor tiles from my bathroom., It appears the boards were tiled straight onto rather than using ply or anything else. My question is, can I overboard with 12mm ply or 6mm tile backer board, or is it easier to rip them up & use 25mm ply & tile straight onto that. I...

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Thanks got it. Next question , will this resolve the problem of lack of hot water to the shower. I've reduced the cold flow into the bathroom so we can use the shower. If the cold is open completely then ice cold water but there is hot going to the shower because the pipe is red hot it's just a...

Thanks, do you know where it is positioned inside the boiler

I have a Worcester 24i combi and am wondering how to reduce the DHW Tried understanding the manual but can understand hyroglyphics better. I have had a look inside the boiler on the output pipe but cant seem to see anything that would reduce the flow. Or is it just a case of reducing the stop cock.

Sorry it's a worcester 24i. Dont know how to reduce the dhw it might be that it needs turning up had a problem with it recently and it needed a new fan. If you can asisst. Thanks

Help. I am in the process of refitting my bathroom. All I have at the moment is a shower. The water pipes to the sink, bath and toilet have been capped temporarily. When I switch the shower on it is almost cold unless I reduce the cold water flow into the bathroom on the isolator valve and then...

I had the same problem very recently, the fan was changed and it solved the problem. You can buy a fan very cheaply. About £45 off the internet and it takes about 2 minutes to change. Just make sure you isolate the power when you do it. I learned the hard way and it cost me over £100 from a...