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Unfortunately I am at work tomorrow hopefully only half day but you never know with trucking. Will give it a look tomorrow. Tho still normally wake up at stupid o'clock with the said body clock

Just pumps, will give that a check tomorrow if I remember at 3am

Good evening Ken, I will try give the stack a clean tomorrow, taking it wire brush would be best? The lower toilet has no vent at all but is in like a outhouse see picture and the upstairs comes out the roof and is just a pipe so cannot see if it's clear other than from the ground?

As the title suggests really. Upstairs bathroom has a sewage type smell mainly in the morning or if the door has been closed and not used for a few hours. All waste bath,sink and toilet appear to flow well, I did however try some pipe unblocker/cleaner just to satisfy it wasn't something that...

Story of my life, cheers for your help

No other form of ventilation other than the one air brick, so I'll add that to the list. There is a good 6 inches from the floor to the bottom of the door so would say some form if insulation on the floor then board over it, and if I do that then I would need to raise the toilet.

Thank you for your reply, I don' mind spending a few pennies just not thousands, can I just screw the plasterboard strait to the brick work or do I need to make a frame up for that too? Also you say about a vent there is a air brick towards the top of the wall would this be ok or do I need one...

Yes we have an upstairs one. However we have a few disabled members of family that visit and they struggle with stairs.

Good evening everybody, This is my first post and I hope this is on the right section, if not I do apologise in advance. I currently live in a housing association house built around the 1950s. Now I have a downstairs toilet in a single skin outhouse with one air brick and a non opening window...

The left side of the wall has another room with a fridge in and the right side is outside Wall to the garden. The door has a large step so no floor coverings should interfere.

I was hoping for a close coupled one and also been looking at the ones with a built-in sink to save space but undecided. Not noticed any problems with the floor and damp, I do have some mould on the walls but have put this down to the lack of use and a tumble dryer being close by?

To be honest nothing at all just looks a little tried and thought I would as I was going to do the rest of the room.

Hi John, First thank you for your reply. I was wondering about a hot water supply, would this be an expensive option with also adding some sort of heater? Also the basin waste is that a simple fixture into the u bend ? Many thanks again

1st post newbe here so play nice please I have a small downstairs WC that I want to revamp and looking for a little guidance so have a few questions. It's a single brick skin with a corrugated asbestos roof measuring 840mm x 580mm. 1st: I want to board and insulate the roof. So what's best...