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Do you mean take the grout out, remove the skirting board, replace and use the beading to cover the previous grout?

Hi, My previous builder decided not to remove 15 year old skirting board and tile the floor up to it. What would be the best solution here to replace the skirting or at least tidy the job up somehow? I guess i could remove the grout, replace the skirting then regrout? Thanks

Hi picasso, i really appreciate your help, but i am quite certain that the valve can not go any further into the back plate. Check the image attach looking up at the valve

Hi, in the photo the flanges are sat on the nuts, these discs are. Not part of the nuts. i did this in the photo so i could show the gap. Re: the backplate screws, i was only replacing the valve and the instructions show the only screws in the box being used to attach the backplate. There is...

Hi, i used the screws that came with the unit. The valve is in the backplate correctly and the back plate is flush to the tile. All i can think is that the ive over tightened the compression nuts on to the pipes, but they arent that tight really.

I think i would rather send it back and start again

There is no play at all. Perhaps i got a duff unit. I will give them a call

Nope, everything in the box was used in the installation, other than a BSP adaptor. I beleive the model is A3091E

hi guys, Please can someone help me figure out what i have done wrong? The backplate is flush against the wall, but the arms dont reach the wall unless the nuts are loose. If they are loose they dont compress the olive. Im really confused. Thanks in advance.

Hi, Would this be possible? I.e. get an extra door and make it a 2 door unit? Thanks

Hi, thanks for your response. I am happy to use the full right wall, the radiators are not too much of a concern I can remove one (as there are 3 in the room) and move one to just before were the kitchen starts on the top wall. I dont mind making the kitchen smaller, this is just a two bed...

Quick question, does moving my extractor fan away from the chimney and using flat ducting mean I cannot have a chimney extractor?

I think the hob needs to move to the right, then I will use flat ducting as flameport suggested. Then I can have DW, sink, then DW, followed by a cabinet going to the left. On the right wall I will have an integrated oven and fridge freezer. Do you think I will encounter any problems with this?

Yep I can, its just the positioning, if I put the sink up against the wall it means the sink and hob are directly next to eachother, also, the dishwasher and washing machine would need to be next to the sink so it would be hob sink DW and WM all crammed together. I am reluctant to cut into...

Hi, I am having serious problems in how to design my kitchen and Wren and Wickes have been useless so far. The kitchen is currently in an alcove and I would like to take the walls down and have the how living room and kitchen open plan. Problems I have is that this is an appartment, so the...