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When they mentioned it before they did say it stopped when they opened a tap

Is it something a pressure reducing valve could cause. Like the diaphragm is bouncing up and down in it

Thanks. If stopped could be that

Next door did mention they get a humming sound from there pressure reducing valve at night. Could be this? Or it could be humming as getting the buzzing coming down the mains from another house

Is it something like this they use

Thanks so would be cement based tile adhesive in a syringe I image. I'll see how they feel when room the grout

Those bottom 3 just at the top feel hollow when tapped

Thanks slight issue with the first bottom 3 tiles in the corner. Sound/feel loose at the top when tapped. The bottom and middle of these 3 tiles feel ok. Needs regrouting would grout hold the top of them that sounds slightly loss?

Thanks will just mean 2 trips

I have some grouting to do in a bath area first too rows around the bath. Imagine there is no way of doing this so you can grout and silicone afterwards the same day/visit. Even with quick setting grout it wouldn't work

What liners should I use when connecting on to this? The new hep stainless ones?

And when pressure goes up at night it starts vibrating and doesn't stop. Someone mentioned could be air pockets in the mains can't see it as high pressure

I doesn't disappear

Wondered if was maybe a loose jumper or something in someone's stop tap. When the water hammer starts at night it's constant. Not something that stops when you open or close a tap

That's the issue would they know there the cause?

It's sort of a constant humming/hammering so not like it's just trigged when an applicance is used in another house. Any ideas?

With regards to fitting a shock arrestor. I am fitting a pressure reducing valve. This will fit after my mains stop tap. If the shock is coming of the shared mains would I be best fitting the shock arrestor between my stop tap and before pressure reducing valve

Would remove and reseal corner?

When removing silicone and resealing a bath. Do I need to also remove the bead that goes up with wall from the base of the bath and the corner of the room where the tiles meet?

Wonder why the pressure is so high. Water board said I was in a low pressure area when I rang