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so its a good clip for education but doesnt really explain much esle than using pinewood planks for subflooring? I dont mind using that if gives me a solid floor. My idea was to use 15mm marine ply and 6mm cement board on top then your final covering??

Need to buy cement boards, flooring, cls and a bath. Can't fit it all in my car so where should I go for delivery? Mkm? Jewsons?

So the floor looks a bit tatty in the bathroom and is lined with part loft board, part ply and part chip board. Since I'm renewing the bathroom, I thought it maybe a good idea to pull everything out and refresh. The board appears to be 22.3mm thick.

Thanks for all the help. Got it done. Main issue was access and the tool i was using didn't make it easy.

Its the cold feed for the bath. Switched off all the water, just need to know how to disconnect please

So Im pulling my bath out to re sheet damaged plasterboard. I know it supposed to be green board that is used but I was wondering if I could get away with the white board? Im going to be putting wet wall panels over the top of the boards.

Thank you mate. Really appreciate the explanation. Out of all the forums I post on, this has the most helpful people on it.

Thanks for the replies. Just need to confirm something please - please check the image attached and advice if turning the hex counter clockwise will stop the water and drain key will allow all water to be drained out of the system?

So sorry, I should've of gave been a bit clearer. No not permanent , just need to fit panels behind the rad. So very temporary

Plwase advise on removing and capping.

Please suggest the correct tools tools to enable me to remove this sink. The water has been isolated. Problem is the hex nut is deep upwards.

Please suggest the easiest way to make this box thing look better. I have done plastering before (not brilliantly) so can do that if need be.

Well, thanks for the convo we have every day in the post office network. However, got my answer. Thanks for the contribution.

Absolutely. Trying to sell.

Long shot, but I've always found this forum fantastic for advice. Basically has anyone cut keys for a living? Im looking to add key cutting to my post office business. It'll just be basic stuff I suppose. I really just need to know which machine I should start with and what training I require.