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I know - why don't you put in a built-in oven with a hob?

IMHO the only thing the gas fitter has done wrong is fail to manage your expectations.

You mean ' a bad customer blames his workmans tools' lol

You are wrong. You can clearly see the gas pipe in your 3rd photo

Wow! Hang on a minute Yartin.........How has the G.E. made a mess of it ? You mean he didn't move a gas pipe or valve after you no doubt told him " just put the cooker in there" ?

JP and Morq killing what was, up to now, a light-hearted thread about an extension lead...............

I agree, that is a good solution. I was merely answering the question asked.

All good sound advice from Madrab, especially the " DON'T use a seal ' ; they are just a recipe for a minging looking job ! Re the mosaics; it is very difficult to regrout successfully those small squares. Looking closer at that photo, they have another hole in at the 4th and 6 th rows up. i.e...

The problem you have made for yourself is that the ' box' has been finished too low. Even without the ' removable' issue, it is still too low as you are attempting to tile level with the top of the sink. This is a two step fix :- 1. Raise the height of the box by another , say 100 mm, to...

Yip. And there may be a slight chance, that maybe, just maybe, some people's mobile phones are for business use only. So I've heard

If I get a ' mass produced' e-mail or text, and they havnt even bothered to personalise it, even a wee bit, with my name or whatever, then I don't reply :- It's either someone just doing a ' Dutch auction' and looking for the lowest bidder ( which I never intend to be ) Or it's someone who...

Personally, I do the above, so 100% of all costs go through.

I'm with Elsa on this one - it's the bricks that are the wrong colour !

That was going to be my second step ; after you'd looked under the removed tile to see what the flooring was ! Lol. ( i.e. Any Hardibacker etc might not be visible under the bath, where there isn't any )

Google 'food grade silicon sealant', there's quite a few. I tiled a kitchen a while back, where the Architect specified that I had to use Dowsil 786.

Thanks for the reply. Is there a ' going off ' time, between applying the topcoat and ' hurling' the stones at it ?

I feel your 'pane'. But you're right to hold out for proper trim - rubber would look naff on that car !

Have you tried any of Alfa Owners forums ?

It's hard to say remotely. Is it possible that the corner diagonally opposite the raised one has need shoved in under the wall tile too tightly ? Regardless, at the moment the first thing you have to do is get that tile out, then remove the adhesive from both the back of the tile and whats...

Another option is, as you can’t fill in the channel with pebbles to allow the air bricks to breath, is to make it sterile; buy some packets of salt and boil them up, pour this over the area. Repeat a few times a week apart, then the channel will become barren.