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Hi footprints, Yes the two holes accepted to pins that were on the tap handle. There is then a 3rd hole in between that has a screw up into the handle. From what I see the handle could only be removed by removing the disk and exposing the underside and also the tap valve.:(

Yes various sizes. If you look in the whole you can just see the brass top of the tap valve (the bit with the lines going down)

I know that. It was fitted before we bought the house....

No just a single hole but no screw and when you turn the tap the whole closes up as if it moved with the handle. There is one hole to remove the arm where the water comes out. I'm stumped!

Nope. Not that I can see, just attached the pdf

Instructions sent from Wickes support..

Thank JohnD.Another photo... Yes as above spoken to wickes. I think the tap is about 8 years old. Wickes seem to be selling a few in remaining stock

Thanks Tigercubrider, I have purchased a new tap with a view to using the handle. So I need to get the new handle off and switch it for the broken one on the installed tap. There were no instructions with the new tap so I phoned wickes who emailed me a pdf version however nothing other than...

Hi All, Bit of a dilemma hereo_O. I need to remove the tap handle/head from a wickes Athens bath mixer tap ( due to a broken handle ) and have no idea how to. A plumber has been around and he also didn't know. It's going to be costly as the bath tap is installed lengthways against the wall so...

mointainwalker : I didn't expect anything, all I was after was some guidance on price and if it seemed ok. Anyway, thanks both for the replies.

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Hi All, First of all happy Christmas! I recently asked a builder I often use to price up a single storey extension. In short its approx. 3m x 2.5 that will house a new downstairs loo. It will basically fill the space at the front of the house between the kitchen and the garage. I think...

Hi folks, I am planning of having a new kitchen and bathroom very soon and I am also considering replacing the boiler. As it's approx 15-20 yrs old (Gloworm hide away). I can imagine getting the new kitchen and bathroom installed, both with tiled floor, and then the boiler breaking and then...