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Disconnect your filling loop, simples :)

I'm a bit rubbish with pricing work and always seem to underprice and end up working for £10 per hour :( To Do: Smash 1 row of tiles off, roughly 10 tiles, 8 x 12" appx. Slide tray out New tray in, level up and secure Alter waste, moving it about 2 foot over for new location Re-tile...

wrap the pipe with insulating tape as stated above, clip it in the chase with nail on clips, then splurge your tile adhesive in the chases so it is level with the rest of the wall, job done!

You could just use moisture boards for the walls should be fine

Just chase it enough for the pipe to fit in the chase and not stick out. I think building regs allow a 1/6th of the wall thickness to be chased at max. Isolating valves you can put them anywhere along the feed, if you situate them were a long run of pipework follows, it might be worth fitting...

Just good old insulating tape will be fine mate

Paul78 and vv2806 have restored my faith in humanity! What a nice thing to do :)

Well, if you have a shower you want that area tiled at least for obvious reasons. If you just have a bath, then it is good to have at least a splash of tiles around it again for obvious reasons. Same with the basin. Having a room half tiled and painted is purely cosmetic, or could be for...

self leveling screed over floorboards lol? Guaranteed crackage my friend!

The cheapest and least messy option would be to get yourself one of those tile scoring tools for like £5, and with a straight edge score the tile and then use some nippers which are like £7 to break the tile along the score line. Same thing when using a dry tile cutter, with cuts like those...

Are you using fibre washers?

They clean and supply it to you, and by accepting their water you are agreeing not to cause waste of the water they have cleaned and pumped to you. If you had a dripping tap would you expect your water supplier to fix it? Same thing buddy. Sure everyone is entitled to water, as we are all...

I will wait till Certs come through the post and give it a try, would certainly be interesting in the Chamber :)

You smell what? Your upper lip? Yeah stinks dunnit

Unfortunately, the place I have served my apprenticeship with put all their apprentices through gas training, and when they have passed it all, they do not undertake any gas work, nor get put on the Gas Safe register. Seems a bit pointless really, all the stress you go through to then go and...

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If you are really struggling and the shower is going in the bin, hacksaw straight through the 90 degree bend on the elbow, seperating the elbow completely in half. Then you stand a better chance at removing the pushfit connectors

Or shower/bath waste

Or push the rings on the other side of the elbows that are connected to the feeds. Exactly the same layout as showin in the picture with the arrow, but on the inlet side of the elbow.

My suspisions are the waste. Also, is it a mixer shower? If so were the pipes come out the wall and connect into the shower, are the backplates that sit on the tiles to hide the hole sealed up as water can run down there. Easiest thing for you do to right now would be to remove the plinth...