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I am re-tiling my bathroom and I am unsure whether I need to tank around the bath and shower before tiling. I live in a basement flat with concrete floors and masonry walls. I have a bath with a shower at one end. The shower will be fixed above the bath to a false wall made from Wbp...

Because my new toilet will be a little further forward than my old one, I am not sure if my new toilet will reach the 90 degree pan connector. Is there a way of adding in a straight section to make up for the new toilet being a little further forward? Or can I put an elbow on the pipe...

Hi All Need a bit of advice. I am refitting my bathroom. I have done a bit of plumbing in my flat already, but I am not a plumber more DIYer. I live in a Victorian basement flat. I may have spotted a bit of a problem connecting up my new toilet to the soil pipe. The current old toilet...

Hi pic one is main photo pic 2 is close detail just left of pic 1.Pic 3 is where the pipes enter through the wall to the bathroom These are the pipes directly under my boiler I cant get a wider view as the picture is taken from inside a cupboard. Is this clear enough? The bathroom is...

Yes pipework is metallic, I am assuming main bonding is already in place?

Hi I have looked under my combi boiler in the kitchen which is in the room next door to the bathroom. There are some earth wires that look to me like supplementary bonding, but I am no electrician. Picture is attached of pipework under my boiler behind a kitchen cupboard. Does this mean I...

Hi I would like some advice please. My skill level is competent diyer. I live in a converted flat in a Victorian 1900 building, I have an old electric circuit board, pic attached I am reffitting my bathroom, removing the old suite and replacing with a new one. In my bathroom I currently...

Thanks for all the advice its been really helpful!

Hi I am changing my light fitting in my bathroom, its in an outside zone. I am not an electrician-more competent DIYer I have an old circuit board, picture attached. I am trying to choose a suitable light fitting I have found this one. Its IP44 rated but the instructions say -...

Hi There is copper piping already in place, I intend to remove old suite and refit the new suit to the current copper pipes with flexible tap connectors.[/list]