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Disconnect the filling loop. Does the pressure rise when it's on, or off, or both?

Always used standard rawl plugs, just hammer them through the plasterboard into the block. Never had a problem.

What shower is it? Is it a pumped one?

Ah..I see, fair enough.

The Reds are already connected together, so are the blue and black. The only cable that's possibly switched is the yellow. What's the difference to what I said?

Nope, I'm just a bloke who gets stuff done and doesn't worry about the whatever's, whys and wherefores...it bores me. :D But I would be concerned what the yellow wire does, it's not clear from the picture.

Doesn't matter.. Join the two reds together in a terminal block and the blue and black in another, then the earth wires together (yellow/green) Then fit the blanking plate. You will need to find out what the other yellow wire does, I suspect nothing, if so, put this in its own block too.

You should get a good flow from both pipes, also the water should be clear.

Where does the waste for the toilet go? Through the floor or wall? If the wall, how high is the waste pipe? Modern toilet need to be 150-160 mm to centre.

Was the waste outlet higher on your old toilet? I.e has the new toilet got enough fall?

Turn off dhcp and just use a static ip address and subnet mask, no router ip or DNS. Won't beable to access internet then but will still be on the network.

Drill a hole, that's what I'd do, then beef up to strengthen .

Living a comfortable live I would assume, bet he hasn't got cold rads. :roll:

I don't get you? You mean it will weaken the joist to much?

I mean, is the bypass passing. You need to check the flow from each pipe outlet to check for blockages in the pipes.

Just looked them up in google, never seen or used one. Apart from a shower tray trap which used the same principle. If I could use one of those with a hose spigot adapator, which would keep it nice and compact.

Got a picture?

Extactly, my thoughts.

Was the hot water off? Bypass?

Great, don't forget to support that pipe, or it will happen again.