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Difficult to fully understand the issue without seeing first hand. But looking at the picture can you not grind out some of the metal support to allow the pipe to sit closer to the tub. Would that give you a better angle?

Would suggest registering with Klarius and you can then explore their online catalogue http://webcat.klarius.eu/cgi-bin/kidlog.cgi?lang=&url=

Is it not possible to pack the left hand bracket to position the rail higher on that side?

Would it be easier to sand them then re-paint? Unless they are a detailed frame may be easier

Would have been nice to have pictures from further away but they do show the challenge you have. I think you have done a good job but more filler and paint I think is unfortunately going to be needed to achieve the finish you want

Perhaps no surprise but it isn’t clear to me why they would hide the true scale of the deaths. China I can understand. Is there something I have missed that would explain the coverup?

You could cut a section out along your garage and fill with gravel to allow water to soak away. cheap grinder with a masonry cutting discs should be all you need

Just the pop in cover appears to be missing , you have the removable section to aid cleaning. Just stops you losing things down the drain

My immediate thought is it needs to be a loop which you won’t achieve with a heated element. May be worth checking in with the manufacturer?

Looks like a fast drain version. I picked up one from B&Q a number of years ago for an old house. is the intention to replace the full thing or are you looking for the same product just to replace the top cover? https://www.diy.com/search?term=Shower+trap

Did he say he was installing them as a temporary measure? Surely a question to pose to the builder?!?

Well done Double D, looking forward to seeing the updates

It’s a difficult one to answer without knowing where the bath will sit and then in relation to the others furniture. my initial thought is to tile the right hand wall using the slate effect in a central band floor to ceiling. but as said it may not work as the bath won’t be a conventional...

Yep, was thinking rubbing grout into the cracks will help conceal them. Probably white grout would be less obvious

Speak to your neighbours, see if they have any objections

You can silicone the vertical joints if needed. It will help hide the difference in grout gap against another corner. You can apply silicone to the tiles if that is what you are asking. May be worth using masking tape either side to get the gap you want.Would suggest using a wet finger to...

What a vague post! Surely you should provide more detail on the task at hand if you want to receive a proper response? Is the vanity unit sitting up to the wall but you want to reduce the gap? Is there skirting on either side? Is the skirting being attached to the front of the vanity unit? Is...

Nope, but get lots of pictures. Sounds interesting,

I only opened the thread As I thought it said Wall Steamer!

Expanding foam, i laid one in a former house. Was a low level tray but built up slightly on a wooden frame to give extra room for the waste. Was incredibly solid and never gave me any trouble. Would suggest priming the concrete first but you should be able to level it and keep weights on it...