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Hi all, Going to be fitting a floating wooden floor in my hallway next week and want some advice about the best way to cut the flooring to fit around the staircase post. My hallway is a square of about 2 metres with with the staircase coming down i have basiccally an L shape hallway to...

its not the tap end, but there is a shower fitted at the non tap end (electric shower)

hi all not sure if this belongs in the plumbing or the tiling sub forum so i'll start here. I'm getting to the end of finishing my bathroom, tiled walls/floor, plubing all in ect and finished fitting my bath today. The bath is 1700mm long and has left a gap of nearly 2" at the end. I was...

legs are extended about 2/3, floor beneth the bath is concrete (downstairs bathroom) and i have screwed the feet into the floor by drilling holes and using wall plugs

Hi all Currently refitting my bathroom. I have put the steel bath into position and screwed the feet into the floor but there is still alot of movment to it. I did not think that steel baths required batons fitting to the walls, and there was no mention of fitting a frame with the bath...

it is a triton ivory i found this illistrated parts catalouge onlince and it gives a fair outline of the componants http://www.showerdoc.co.uk/shower-spares/triton/ivory.html i think item 4 is what i should investigate, but i will attempt to clean out anything that dissasembles easy...

Is there any place i could obtain a scematic/drawing identifying the internal componants of the shower so i know what im looking at?

hi all I have an electric shower that has recently developed a fault. After a few mins of normal operation it suddenly goes cold for around 30 secs before heating up again for another few mins. I assume the overheat sensor inside the shower is causing this to happen as a safety feature...

I understand your logic, so this is not a job that should be done myself. Is £2500 an exceptable price to pay for someone to undertake this work, i have new radiators and boiler so i just need someone to do the job? kind regards dave

Greetings all I am planning on removing my back boiler to have it replaced by a combi (as it is just me in the house and my back boiler is terribly innefficient), anyways i was hoping you could point out any obvious pitfalls before i begin. I am an aircraft engineer by trade and competant...