Recent content by Babsanboobs

So grateful. Will stick to more suitable cistern. Nearly landed myself in deep *trouble*.

Hello, all plumb fiends, In my 1700 by 1650cm (family!!!) Bathroom, every inch counts. I'm using bottom outlet toilet and looking for cistern to connect it to. Rather attracted to slim profile of Aqua Cabinets - W550 x D150mm Tablet WC unit - but the manufacturer only shows it with...

So glad you came back on this, Sooey. What's obvious to you, is fresh to me. You've saved me from insanitary.

Thank you, Squeaky. With your advice, I shouldn't slip up on this one.

Which bit am I being nuts about? Is wall first the answer? Trying not to be deflated, but feel you're pricking my bubble, bathroom lover.

Morning all bathroom lovers, I'm sectioning off part of bedroom to create separate, not en suite, new bathroom. Should I build my stud wall first and then squeeze sanitary units in? Thought that fitting toilet, basin and bath first might be easier option. Then I build my wall and door around...

Hi, pipe fiends. Putting in new bathroom. My toilet, not yet bought, has side fixed soil pipe and will be backing on to new stud wall, not yet built. New bath will run parallel to outside wall, with new toilet forming corner of room. Is it better to run soil pipe under sloping bath end (haven't...

I was given a length. And I'm more than satisfied.

Just what I wanted. Both mine are monstrous.

This is a quite floorless point to make. Thanks for the thumbs down (and get sticking)!

I have old hardwood (covering wood boards) that I want to lay these luxury vinyl tiles on: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Cavalio-Luxury-Vinyl-tile-flooring-300x300x2mm-col-Fired-Earth-Sold-per-1sqm-/311057585528?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item486c7a1578 Do I have to stick them down? Why can't I...

I would like to have three internal doors into bath/bedrooms in close proximity to each other, ideally forming three sides of a square, where each side is only the width if one door. Trouble is, moving furniture from the landing, which forms the fourth side. How much room should I leave...

I am creating small bathroom on first floor landing. I'm planning to maximise space by building new bathroom wall jutting out by 600cm at 90 degrees at 600cm level measured from floor of landing level, so that a large alcove exists within the new bathroom. Then I'll insert a basin into the...