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Hi, Just had my shower room dry lined, dot and dab 2 walls, stud the 3rd. It's not MR. Plasterer didn't even mention MR board. As yet it has not been skimmed, but the plan was to have it skimmed. Then I started looking on here of best tiling techniques and came across people saying...

That's probably all it needs.. Thanks I can sleep now without having to have the conversation it all has to come off when he comes to skim in the morning..

Hi, I just had my shower room boarded out. I've got a Triton Thermostatic shower bar to fit. I put in 15mm - 1/2 BSP elbows with wings to support it in the brick work behind. The plasterer though has come too far away from the wall with his dot and dab and I won't get the minimum 7mm...

Oh right of course, I see now. Thanks

Hi, I have a shower that will be connecting directly to an underground drain, on a vented stack. Its a slimline tray, so I need a 90mm hi-flow, but do I need a deep seal trap as well or a bottle trap? The one in the link...

The run that is horizontal (so to speak) is only about 30cms, with the vertical above it. Doing this though would mean a 90 degree bend in 32mm waste before the horizontal (so to speak). As you say an ideal place for hair build up. I found this fitting, so push fit into the end of the...

Ok.. All my connections and bits arrived today so thought it would just be a case of joining it all up. Shower should be fine as I have a riser kit for this if the need arises. However to get the basin waste to be hidden is a little more problematic. I had intended to stick 90 degree...

Still searching for cheaper places.. TP don't list prices online, can find them for around £5-10

Ahha. found these. These are what I need I think? http://www.travisperkins.co.uk/p/osmadrain-drainage-internal-drain-connector-for-3240mm-waste-pipe-110mm/870066/3893452

Cheers Hugh. He also mentioned a rodding eye would be allowed but they are pretty ugly too if not smaller..

Hugh, You were right BCO were fine with the runs in 110mm but have asked for an inspection cover that would be sealed. I've found these...

No doubt, I'd probably but a silicone cover on it too as double measure..

IP55, so I guess on that basis its fine for zone 2, and the FSU outside zone 2, obviously with the toilet not being part of it. Cheers

so the fact that part of the towel rail falls within zone 2, is a non issue is it? The element is on the same side as the FSU so again outside zone 2 near to the toilet. Cheers

Hi all, I've just had 1st fix on my bathroom completed by Part P sparky and just want to check one thing. We have had an electrical towel rail installed, in the bathroom. Part of the towel rail falls in zone 2. The FSU he has prepared has the switch in the bathroom which is outside zone...

Yes you are probably dead right. That thought had not even crossed my mind.. That's the problem with not being a pro.. So it would then just be a case of having the correct angle on the 110 pipe, and dropping something like this on the upright...

Yeah well within that, the bathroom is not much bigger than 2m. There is a vent on top the soil stack that the upstairs WC is connected too. As I said I can only assume this drain somehow connects back to the main sewer there. The Pan will sit about 15cm to the left as you look at where...

Hi, I am wondering if anyone can offer some advice. I am remodeling a WC room to include a shower, and need to sort out how to arrange the waste. I have notified BC of the works being done, and will have them come out shortly to inspect 1st fix electrical, and some steel work I have had...

Excellent easy peasy.. So I just put the new cold feed (reason for this is the only cold feed in the house is mains pressure) further down the header tank than the feed to the hot water tank? Cheers