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  1. richie4236

    bath base board

    the bath is white fibre glass. this is sat on a metal frame that suports the bath from the underside of the rim and leave 4 metal legs underneath. Thes legs are screwed to a MDF board. water pipes come up under the bath and are rigid. We have capped the piped with isolator valves and the...
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    bath base board

    thanks - see I knew i was right. (typical woman) we have had to take in off to get the legs to sit between to two feeder pipes. screwing it back in the same place after will be ok wont it?? also should I put something between the underside ofthe bath and the base board to fill the gap??
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    bath base board

    we are fitting a new bathroom and are currently fitting the bath. All the pipes have been sorted. the bath is upstairs and my husband and I are 'discussing' whether or not to leave the MDF base board on the bath. There are 4 metal legs - all attached to a single thick sheet of MDF using 2...
  4. richie4236

    fitting a whirlpool bath

    have just installed a new whirlpool bath. I have to connect the electrics. I am competent at DIY but not a qualified electrician. Does anyone have tips if suggestions? I assume an isilator box needs to be installed thanks R
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    Pipe Sizes

    Hi, I'm in the middle of making some changes to the pipework in our bathroom and have hit on a problem I wasn't expecting. Our bath is fed my a 16mm cold water supply and what I thought was a 22mm hot water supply. I went to B&Q this morning any purchased two isolator valves and a roll...
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    Fitting a new bathroom

    Hmmmm. Good point about the water regs. Hadn't thought about that. Is that something I can get hold of somewhere on the web and have a read before I continue?
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    Fitting a new bathroom

    Did edit my post after I measured the sizes of the pipes rather than quessed. :D I've never done any soldering before, or pipework, but I'm pretty confident with DIY. Don't mind learning from my mistakes, just don't want to turn my stairs into an impromptu water-feature by making an obvious...
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    Fitting a new bathroom

    Looking for a little advice when fitting a new bathroom. We have a nice new bathroom suit sitting in our garage ready to be installed. So far we're on our second plumber who didn't show up when he said he would, so I'm starting to think about doing it myself. I need to pull out the...
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