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I have a new toilet to connect to a 3 inch cast stack. It used to have a toilet connected on it before via Lead pipe. Would most recommend a new stack or connecting on to the 3 in branch of the stack collar. And converting to plastic.

Should be cement board. So it would be cement board the Wales first. Then the tray

When doing a bathroom. Do you usually fit the shower tray before or after plasterering?

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Could you reuse the fitting but change the inners?

I have a new tap to fit on this installation. Don't like screwing the female end of the flexis on to the sharp edge that should take an olive. Like to use 1/2"males to 15mm compressions. Or isos with a flat face on one side

Could I pull the plastic pipe out of the tee and put a small piece of copper in? Then a flat faced iso valve.

This is what currently have

If swapping this tap would you swap the isolation for a iso with a flat face. And the elbow for an elbow that is 15mm comp to 1/2" male?

That's interesting, and just replace the disc.

If a kitchen tap is dripping ceramic disc cartridge. Is it worth taking the tap apart to clean/regrease the cartridge?

Definitely lino thanks

It's a small line that has just gone through the top layer of the lino.

Could a shape dent in black lino be concealed with black stixall?

That Syphon is splittable so I can replace the split washer. With out having to remove the cistern?

The waste is too far back so I need a bent pan connector, then another fitting to extend the waste in to the room abit to fit the toilet spigot. I can't cut the flush pipe any further back as it would be on the bent section

Have a low level toilet with the waste pipe exiting through the floor. I plan on using a bent pan connector into it. However the connector is still too far back to fit the flush pipe. Is there an extension peace I can put in to the bend pan connector to allow the toilet to be for further forward?

Like that

Yes cushioned vinyl I haven't no. I thought about putting that colourfill stuff can use on kitchen worktops over the dent/scratch.

Is there anyway of repairing/making less obvious a dent/scratch in black lino? Thanks