Recent content by Phill

Thanks. I've just read the manual on Floplasts AAVs. It does state "they can be fitted below the flood level of connected appliances". I assume this means anything off the floor level? So even as low as the clay pipe connector?

I did consider this but there is the 32mm basin waste going to the right, into a nearby gully. The shelving also runs all the way down to a brick pillar, so it would be quite arduous to re-route the vent anywhere else.

Hi, Im looking to fit a wider sink in the garage as Im now running a hot supply there. Sink currently only has a cold feed Behind this wall is the downstairs bathroom and the toilet vent comes up this plastic soil vent and has an air admittance valve ontop Is there any reason why the vent...

Hi guys, I will be doing a first install bath soon and wondering why this reducer is in place to the main waste stack in our upstairs bathroom? The house is 1957 build and probably originally had a bath. When we moved in there was a shower in this location which had inlet and waste pumps...

Ok, thanks guys

Hi guys, I know this may have been posted before, but haven't found anything answering my exact questions. Here below is my celling rose on the landing. It is operated by 2 separate switches, one in the hall and the other on the landing. I plan to put a 6x50W spot bar in and just...

ok cheers :)

Thanks all. I found the stop cock under kitchen sink (there was a load of junk in front of it) and has therefore shut off all the cold water. One new problem is that my ball valve won't fit. Someone gave it to me for free so knew it may not be compatible. Got a couple pics here to give...

You think definitely mains fed? I had a quick google and thought it wasn't, as in our water supply is in-direct. Think shutting it off from the drive way is the next best thing to try.

Hi there I live in a Bryant built home and need to shut off the upstairs cold water supply to the toilet as I need to change the ball cock valve. There are 2 pipes that come out of the header tank, one the overflow and the other, which appears to lead into a large diameter grey pipe that...

Hi. I'm in the process of installing a new mixer tap in the kitchen. First time Im doing this and have a question about fitting the 2 new copper pipes to the valves. The new pipe ends are bare with no nuts on them. Once ive screwed the other ends into the new tap, how can I propperly fit the...