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Hi, I will run out of finishing plaster but I only have a few small patches that need skimming so do not really want to buy a new bag as they only seem to come in 25kg. What could I use instead it will mostly be unseen as it will be behind a toilet and sink but some will still be visible. I have...

Hi, sorry to jump in, do you have to be a trade customer to buy products from keyline, i checked out their website as we have paid about £12 for each bit of 2400mm skirting from else where but couldn't work out if they would sell to the public.

Thanks for the advice guys, luckily i managed to get hold of my plumber friend (thought he was on holiday), the connectors were the fittings that came with the tap to connect it to the pipes and so that's why they were used. This will make more sense to you than me but they are a threaded male -...

It is leaking from the middle nut on the right hand side set of pipes, i'll draw an arrow on the picture.

Here are my lovely pipes!!!The nut in the middle seems to be the evil one.[/img]

Hi i am probably being very stupid, i don't have much plumbing knowledge. I have a mixer tap for a free standing bath, we had to remove it as i need to remove a floor board and now when i fix it back on water gushes out. It has three nuts one to the pipe one to the tap, i don't know what the...

Thank you that's a good idea, the floor manufacters state it is ok for the bathroom, apparently bamboo is pretty moisture resistant and it's been sealed on all sides. We have a victorian house and the bathroom would have been a bedroom so is pretty big and doesn't get too humid.

Hi, i'm preparing a wooden floor before laying solid bamboo flooring, it is in a bathroom and one of the existing boards rests on top of the central heating pipes, they are right on the edge of the board so can not fix the side to the joist, they run down the whole length and are 3 x 22m pipes...