fitting a new bathroom suite

[Nige F]

sounds a fair price .......in euro`s surely ......good luck with the tiling, I bloody hate it

 

[DavyH]

Hi Rosetta, I,m in the same boat as you! I have just started to prepare my bathroom to install a 'Prima suite' from B & Q. A couple of questions if you dont mind - did your bath come with a supporting cradle? and when fitting the sink with the half pedestal how did you conceal the pipework up to the pedestal. I'm gonna have a go at installing the suite myself. Any help or advice from anyone would be appreciated. Thanks Davy

 

[ROSETTA]

Hi Rosetta, I,m in the same boat as you! I have just started to prepare my bathroom to install a 'Prima suite' from B & Q. A couple of questions if you dont mind - did your bath come with a supporting cradle? and when fitting the sink with the half pedestal how did you conceal the pipework up to the pedestal. I'm gonna have a go at installing the suite myself. Any help or advice from anyone would be appreciated. Thanks Davy

Once a workman enters my house I either make the coffee or leave my keys with him to lock up, I hate the noise, dust etc. As far as I know the bath came with a metal rest. I will get himself to post a full reply back to you later as he overseen the work.

The toilet had a part missing so we were flushing it with a pencil for a few days and before that a bucket (don't ask ). It took about a day and half to install the whole thing and looks a neat job now that it's done.

 

[ROSETTA]

sounds a fair price .......in euro`s surely ......good luck with the tiling, I b****y hate it

The tiling wouldn't be such a problem if we had the tiles. I have all the right ideas but not the money, suppose you can't have everything.

Am looking forward to having my first shower around this time next year.