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Having only just looked at tile trim I see what you mean. Is retro fitting straight forward?

I don't understand what you mean mate. :oops: :oops:

I supplied but I really am clueless so didn't even think about it. Oh well there's always next time!

So the tiler should have fitted this whilst doing the work?

Thats really useful. So if zone 2 runs from the edge of the tub out for 0.6 meters then thats where my fitting would be (0.4m away from the tub) And I just need to find a fitting that is IPX4/IPX5 minimum? Apologies for being so green to this but I'm an absolute novice.

Hi all, Absolute novice here, please forgive me if I'm being very green! I recently had some work done in the kitchen and it was decided that tiling onto the old tiles was the best solution (price/amount of time ripping out and replastering/new tiles etc) Whilst the guy has done his...

Hello everyone, I've been procrastinating from decorating the bathroom for the last 2 years and now the Mrs is clamping down so I have to actually start planning. :D I have many queries to follow i'm sure but for now I am wondering if I can change this weird light/shaver appliance we have...

Thanks for that Neds. Turned out to be the flapper valve. Just needed a quick clean up and stopped letting water Ono the bowl. Appreciate your help mate.

Thanks mate. Is the fill valve the top right of the picture?

In the last 24 hours I've noticed that the cistern continues to trickle water into the toilet bowl. Obviously this means that it's filling and emptying (slowly but noticeably) constantly using water. I've turned of the mains and confirmed that it's emptying into The bowl. Is this a simple...

You think I should get them to send a new one?

Here we go: Front: post image wordpress When screws undone and open: image hosting service At the back its not as straight forward: I wouldn't want to be messing around as it's absolutely brand new. image uploading

Uh Oh!!!! Unfortunately no screws. Just some funny looking clip that I have already managed to damage on my test machine: hosting images adult image hosting

Hello again rocks. Thanks for your response after helping last time. Any idea how I do it? My old dishwasher is the exact same model and is waiting in my garden to be taken to the dump so I can practice on that one first!

I'm so bad at DIY but unfortunately I can't justify the money spend on installing the new dishwasher (£90) Anyway Installation itself has been ok but it seems that I may have been forceful in trying to get the wastepipe into place as I now have a tiny hole that is leaking water about 20" from...

Apologies again if I'm not being clear. I mean I have raised the legs from the floor - ie they are in their lowest position. The dishwasher is at it's lowest height. I have followed what Rocks said

I've just tried again Rocks. The grey screw controls the back legs and they are raised as far as possible. The front legs are adjusted with a spanner and again they are raised as far as possible. So I have my dishwasher at its smallest possible height but jammed in at the top by the worktop...

I haven't tried very recently Rocks but I believe that is as high as they will go

Of course Rocks - I just really appreciate your help. Beko DW600 integrated - unfortunately no manual and also not available on Beko website manuals section Edit* sorry - picture resized

Sorry Rocks I think I'm not being very clear. I will be ok getting the old one out (simply because I'm going to hacksaw off the legs to lower it) It's getting the new one in that I'm concerned with. Really appreciate your posting though.