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Thanks this hasn't got a screw that tightens to connect the top grill to the base. The top screw screws in to the bottom base. But the only was to do it is to say put a pair of needle nose pliers though the top grill and twist

Can anyone recommend a good/reliable one of these please? Thank you

Thanks it doesn't no. The top of it just screws in to the threaded base below

I wondered the best way of tightening that in place. I was thinking needle nose pliers with rubber hose on the wires to stop marking the chrome

Thanks yes id obviously use the bottom washer and add a little silicone to that. It's the top washer if add silicone to the top washer too it can spread. So was thinking just silicone

What do people do with bathwastes install the top washer or use silicone?

Im going to a swap it for something else

It kind of just sits on top there usually integrated in to the waste. This one the top bit could be knocked and the seal lose. Bought mcapline as I thought these are usually the best

That's it

Anyone fit one of these before seems abit odd that the clicker bit isn't enclaslated it just sits on top. If knocked it while in the bath could come loose/leak.

If could get one exactly the same I guess swapping the total unit could be an option.

Thanks there does seem to be away of possibly adjusting the temperature.

I don't think there is an isolation unless there is one under the cover. I emailed the picture to shower doctor. They say I need to remove the cartridge so they can identify. I I do this putting the old one back in may not seal? And maybe left with a leak till the new one comes?

At present I can move the nob all the way to the left and still not hot enough

Possibly, that's the shower. It gets hot but not hot enough I wondered if can move the settings on the cartridge if remove the metal cover

There is no model name marked on it so unsure about spars. I imagine swapping the hole shower would involve removing tiles?

Its a flat close coupled back plate that was in and large rubber circular washer. Toilet had dimples in to except the bots. Instead of indentations on the close couple kit.

Could it be the fact I fit a close coupled kit that has indentation for the bolts the one I took out was flat. Like this

The flush operation doesn't appear to be straining the syphon.

I think that's an ideal standard one