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I've seen the bath. Just not the panel.

No sure if the bath actually comes with a wooden one and plythn. These don't have the standard lip on the top like the acrylic panels?

Thanks yes I was going to put 4x2 under the legs spread over 2 joists

Nothing to clip it on to at the top

Thanks I think it will be ok rested up against the batten on the wall. Just unsure on fitting the panel

But imagine they would have to screw into the under side of the lip which would only be 5mm ish

Wonder if there are clips that come with the bath legs kit

Thanks apparently it's a more expensive bath then the ones with the timber built under the lip. It does feel solid. How does the panel usually attach to these? On the others I used to slide the top lip of the bath panel in between the front lip of the bath and the attached timber. Thanks

The baths I have done before have had a pre install timber batten under the bath lip. This then sat on the batten I had fixed to the wall. Has anyone fit acrylic ones that don't have any pre installed timber under the bath lip?

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Thats what under the baths lip looks like

Hi I have an acrylic bath to fit. It's a cask acrylic one. I have fit the acrylic ones before with timbre around the baths lip and a cradle for the legs. This one has a metal plate that screws into the bottom of the bath for the legs, no cradle. Also there is no timber around the baths side...

Thanks and then the pressure reliefs are they abit pot look whether they reseal after the EV reset? PRVs on boilers can be an issue do to sludge etc stopping them from resealing.

Thanks it's the expansion vessel is above the uvc. And tap is open. Do you definitely need to disconnect from the cold supply to truly get the correct reading. Or would opening the tap be enough

I'm g3 register just wanted to check when recharging a vessel on a invented cylinder to 3 bar, as long as the diagram isn't at fault I only need to open a hot tap to drain system and leave open when I test the pressure and recharge there need to remove the vessel