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Yes think thats it thanks

hmm how to connect this old thin pipe to 15mm, cut it under floor and add 15mm to 10mm flexi elbows and john guest flexi pipe to vales? I have new legs too to cover the pipes. Or use reducers at the valve? either way I need to move the pipes to fit new rad width.

haha my bad yes cm

20mm x 240mm going to point towards patio and light

yes it is so short side of planks towards the patio then

ok will sort end towards the light then and start any corner thanks all

You mean left to right as opposed to pointing towards the patio doors, I too have a couple of synapses working these daty :)

Hi heard should lay towards light for better look? my room is 17 feet on attached left to right and 14 from the hallway to the patio doors, ok to point to the light if shorter length? decking outside goes left to right, I think will be easier to fit towards the patio doors so should be all good...

hmm thanks all, the live wire in the RCD had burned removed and now fixed.

hi experts, but stuck here changed a light B6 tripped but not socket B16, now nothing coming on after on off a few times, sockets not coming on even if leave B6 off, feed coming from house to cabin and was fine before trip. Any help welcome

ok will do best to use rigid, Yes final position of the waste for the tray, its upstairs bathroom, the waste pipe runs along the space above the bottom room, waste goes into eves and down which I can climb into.

Thanks Rob, sounds like a plan. I can cut the 600mm width ply I have as the tray is 800mm into 2 pieces 600mm x 800mm for the 800mm x 1200mm tray and tape that up then add the thinner layer of ply and repeat...all a bit more work but want to do it right, the pipe waste not easy to get to going...

Hi Rob, thanks for advice. Here are the pics, chipboards is 22mm, ply is 18mm not sure what type attached pic. Happy to remove chipboard and replace with the ply got loads if thats best option and use battens to support then tank all, added new plasterboards to which are moisture resistant as...

So ok to go ahead and tank the chipbiard direct and tape joints. I do have lots of ply 18mm l think but if l lay that on top the tray which is low profile 25mm will go up. Think its normal ply that was in shed cupboards strong stuff or could remove tray area chipboard and use the ply then tank?

bought this...

they saying cant use this for shower trays? https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B001V9XG4Q/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_slice_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

floor is solid so will prime with SBR and then tank tape the joints, thanks and last check that is ok?

actually this is the one...

plenty space and solid construction, could add a nomoreply board first, can lay on top of this...

sorry asked this I think but a check on the shower tray lay, bathroom floor is heavy thick 25mm T&T boards, solid stuff, going to add some PVA bond then CT1 the tray down, part of the area is ply now as I had to get to the waste, I am going to lay like this, will this be ok?. also tricky to get...