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I do want to remove the bath trap, I just don't know how to without wrecking the grey connector it's attached to.

Thanks TicklyT, Unfortunately it's the bath trap that has been welded on. I shall try and post a pic.[/img]

Dear all, I am replacing my bath and have removed the old one. I need to re-locate the existing white bath waste but it is connected to what looks like a compression to solvent converter (grey) , unfortunately it has been solvent welded to the converter at the compression end and won't...

point taken RF, :oops: thanks for your time, I appreciate it.

Thanks RF, if you look at my original question, that is exactly what I was asking. Cheers Mate!

Thanks RF, I agree it would be easier to go straight in to the CU, but for future owners I thought I'd leave them the option of turning off the isolator rather than pulling the supply fuse if they need to play with the CU. I'm probably being too nice, eh?

At the moment it's upstairs, I've just moved in and want to return it to its' rightful position next to the meter, but I'm really pushed for space and would like to replace the old huge switch with the smallest isolator switch I can.

Thanks, I currently have a 60A supply fuse, hence the 60A isolator,but I am having it upgraded to 100A by my supplier. My query is specifically about the size of the enclosure and type of isolater switch permitted.

I currently have a huge 60A switchfuse between my meter and consumer unit and due to space restictions want to replace it with the smallest possible isolator switch. Can I fit a standard DP incomer switch in a double enclosure? something like a MK 5502s? Or is there a regulation governing the...