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Hi sorry if this is in the wrong place or has been answered already but here goes. my combi boiler is mounted in the kitchen of my flat on the back wall, the outlet goes through the wall above the back door. my bathroom wall is directly to the right of the back door at a right angle ,so the...

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Hi I want to remove the frame from a door way in my kitchen it used to be a larder. At the moment it has a fridge freezer in there but the wife wants a slightly wider one. Is it safe for me to just remove the door frame? and how would i go about it? is it a case of just prying it away from the...

thanks, yeah the bathroom is only 4.5 ft by 6.5 ft thats why i want to move the toilet. Apperently bathstore have some that can be used for downward soil pipes.

Cheers I guess thats what you get if you try to ask the average B&Q staff member a question, as they seemed to be regular toilets i suppose it will be best to wait till my plumber has a look at it

oh I was told that certain toilets could only be connected to soil pipes that ran vertically through the back wall not into soil pipes that are in the floor

so will this work on a toilet that is supposed to go into the wall?

Hi sorry if this has been posted before I tried searching but anyway. I'm about to replace my bathroom and the soil pipe for the toilet is in the floor, while looking for a new one B&Q told me that all of the toilets they have will only go into soil pipes in the wall is this common? or was the...

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I'm thinking of removing the window sill in my bathroom and tiling round the recess. how difficult would this be? could I just knock the old sill out? thanks

I'm assuming this is also how I would replace the rad compleatly, as I am thinking of changing the rad in my v.small bathroom into a heated towl rail.

oh yeah I forgot its the ground floor so no probs with nieghbours underneath

Hi i'm just about to move into a new flat, and the bathroom is very small: 6'5 x 5'5. at the moment the toilet is inbetween the sink and the bath along the 6ft back wall so the lay out is: bath in left corner,toilet then basin in right corner. I was wondering how difficult/expensive it would be...

no that door leads to the hall way the door in the photo is the main communial door. the wall that is half and half is the west wall. I just noticed the photo of the bathroom is also wrong as the bath is on the south wall and the toilet and sink are on the west, would that make a difference?

here is a floor plan from the estate agents but the bathroom actually sticks slightly out past the kitchen and the window is in the south wall not the west as shown http://www.andrewsonline.co.uk/buying-selling/property-details.aspx?ID=40219

no they are purpose built flats it is the whole length of the wall and they are both on the ground floor

we've done the survey that came back fine, its just my wife is worried that that the wall is half and half so I was really looking for confirmation that this is common/normal

Hi this is my first post so please bare with me. I am in the process of buying my first flat and have a question. In the bathroom the back wall I think leads onto the kitchen of the flat next door, now the bottom half of the wall seems to be solid (not sure if its brick or breese block) while...