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Side panel will be sealed in with silicone, so break the seal and itl prise out.

Well, I was quoted just short of £4k for 16m2. Needless to say, I got the spade out the shed.

Close valves, disconnect and drain radiator, remove from wall, then as above. Not sure how he could skim the wall properly with the radiator in-situ anyway.

Maybe so, but there is no requirement to do so under the regs as long as the back box has atleast one fixed lug which it has.

Its fine, the screws earth it to the backbox.

Many ways to skin a cat, but assuming thats just plasterboard and studwork, Id mark out with a pencil and level or laser and then use a decent oscillating multitool.

Ah ok, so thats just pushed in to where the ridged bit is. I think someone's painted it which confused me thinking it was one piece. Underneath the floor, it then runs horizontally to the right (if looking at the wider picture). If i cut down the 110mm pipe sticking up, how much clearance does...

Ensure the washer is there under the tap on top of the work surface. You could also use plumbers mate between the mdf on the underside and the washer before tightening the back nut up.

Ive tried one similar (floplast i think) which I cut down the length of but the back hits the wall so didnt go in straight. Maybe cutting the waste down as you suggest might help, but then theres no way back if i cut that?

Hi all Replacing close coupled toilet as part of my bathroom replacement and have come across a problem. The position of the existing waste that goes through the floor versus the design of the new toilet means i cant marry the two up as is. See pictures and let me know what you'd do. I can...

Wheres it actually leaking from? The drain off point or the spindle? If the drain off, just attach a small section of hose and block the end if you want a very temporary solution whilst you wait the month for a plumber to do it properly.

Installed a new bath today, not yet fully fixed in place but levelled and sat on wall battens with the 4 feet just taking the weight off. Standing in it, it creaks. Any advice how to stop it?

Weirdest thread i have read in a while. Are your noggins fixed in or just wedged between joists at the moment? How did you "straighten up the joists"?

Put a decent threshold in between the two and no-one will notice!

Normally a leisure battery is charged via a split charge system using a volt sensing relay that opens the circuit to charge the leisure battery when the engine is running. That way both get charged via the alternator and when the engine is off the leisure battery is isolated. I would check the...

Im assuming you must live on a fairly hefty slope then?

Isnt that a meter box on the wall? How high is the DPC then?

You either need to replace or mismatch. Id be choosing the former.

Just replace the whole room with new.

Get some quotes from local builders merchants.