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    Laminate flooring in bathroom?

    Hi, I am toying with the idea of laying laminate flooring in the bathroom. The price is about the same as tiles, but a lot less chew. I could have it fitted for around £70.00 I asked the salesman at the store if it was suitable for bathrooms. He said they had laid it in bathrooms with...
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    Pipes under floorboards.

    Hi, As you may see from my previous posts I am working on my bathroom, which has turned into a bit of a nightmare. The current problem was a dreaded plinth built by the previous owner, in poor fashion in my opinion. Now the plinth has gone and I am back to the normal floorboards all pipes...
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    Joints without solder / earth pipes.

    Thanks Davy, I will have it done, although we have been in this house for 15 years and never lost any sleep over earthed pipes. Indeed if I had not removed the plinth in the bathroom I would still have been non the wiser. I wonder how many houses up and down the country, particularly old...
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    Joints without solder / earth pipes.

    Hi, I have seen a product on the market that claims to join copper joints without solder! Reading the tech stuff it says the joints will not conduct electricity and pipes should be treat like plastic pipes. Anyone tried this product? Unfortunately it does not say how plastic pipes should be...
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    Securing a free standing bath.

    Hi, Thanks for the help. I would like to screw it down but terrified I might lay the tiles and break one when drilling the holes, so I will go for the bonding method. I also have a shower tray with polystyrene honeycombed base under the plastic. The shower is free standing with one plastic...
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    Securing a free standing bath.

    Hi, I bought a second hand free standing bath. It's modern with chrome feet (can't have everything). I was planning on tiling the bathroom floor and sitting the bath on top of the tiles. It is quite heavy, but my hunch is when it is in situ it might slide about! There are little groves in...
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    Polystyrene Shower Tray

    Hi, Sorry I forgot to say, the shower is a stand alone unit, with one plastic side containing the shower and 3 glass sides, so I suppose the tray does not have to be flush to a wall. Thanks, Baz.
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    Polystyrene Shower Tray

    Hi, I have what appears to be a shower tray with honeycombed polystyrene base. I am going to sit the base on tiles. I wonder is it OK for the base to get wet or do I need to somehow seal the edge of the plastic base to protect the foam inside. Also the base has a kind of plastic box under the...
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