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A 32mm AAV is sufficient and bit more convenient considering the limited space

A pair of tap head revivers/restorers should do the trick,cost about £15 to £20

It seems that the angle of the AAV is causing the problem,I would have have reduced the soil down to 32mm on the branch and extended the pipe up as high as possible and fitted a 32mm AAV,because of the angle when the AAV closes it can't sit correctly making a seal. Although your bathroom looks...

The last thing you want is a lecture from any members on here,just what to do now and there's not a lot you can do,as I'm sure are aware by watching programs like 'cowboy builders',you have lost that money unless the builder has a conscience,which you know full well that he doesn't give a toss...

I gave up heating 20 years ago,so any advice I give might not comply with regulations,I am thinking could the flue be redirected inside the kitchen,with the flue going to the left and exiting by the kitchen window and also where does your flue exit the building,can see the condensing pipe,

The overflow pipe will have the same amount of water in as the bath it will be the same level,if the bath is fibreglass the overflow will make a tight seal if tightened,with a steel bath you have to use a spacer and washer because a steel bath is thinner than a fibreglass bath, some bath...

There's no point holding a trump card if you don't play it

have to wait for a gas engineer to answer that one, have you got a scale inhibitor fitted like a combi mate,if you're in a hard water area it's a must.

They can't unless there's a glass panel in the door they can smash

looks like time for some altro flooring

her names lottie not andy

yes that's right about the u bend, you could always put up some plasterboard before you tile, the plasterboard would sit on the shower tray,then tiled and siliconed not much chance of it leaking down behind the tray then.

you need a boiler engineer then, pity the plumber who installed it never tested the original shower first, something I always do on any appliance so there's no come backs

why do you think the waste pipe is leaking ?, as for the water you can see looking through the grill,this will always be there at the same level as you are seeing the water in the trap (u bend) which stops any smells from coming back up from the drain.

A plumber that only does maintenance should be able to eventually find the leak,when I am at a loss I put newspaper down,this should indicate the area that is leaking, one experience I had when I was in a bathroom and couldn't find what was leaking but obviously was judging by the damp patch on...

I have been recently using an adhesive silicone that appears to be very good better than gripfill, you can even use on wet surfaces,it sticks any type of material or different materials like metal onto brick, can't remember the name though and don't have any left in the van,plumbase stock...

So is the pressure on the bath and basin taps the same as the shower ?

difficult,plumbers never pipe a house thinking about which taps are more used,I have the same problem as my cold water mains supply feeds my neighbour as well,sometimes I can't run a bath or shower because my neighbour is using water, occasionally in houses that have poor water pressure we fit a...

they used to work in cigarette machines as well