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Interesting to see pic,thanks. So the waste pipe for the current kitchen sink how does that exit the property and where does it discharge to outside? Does it drop down under the floor into the ceiling void and then out or does it go out of the wall in the corner you have indicated but above...

If you went straight out of the wall with a waste pipe behind the new washer dryer position could you run this to a gully, hopper or soil stack nearby? if so,that’s what I would do. If not you’ll have to go under the floor in waste pipe and either join in to the waste pipe for the sink if it’s...

Presume you mean the washing machine drain hose not the inlet hose... If you drop it under the floor and into a waste pipe then you’re going to have to keep a fall on that pipe out to the external drain.So long as you bear this in mind you should be fine

assuming you are going straight out of the wall 4 inches or so behind the pan you can drill a hole level with the pan spigot -so long as you use the right size core drill (127 mm for 110mm soil ) You can then create a very slight fall from the pan connector. You don’t need to drill the hole...

You can drill your hole level with the pan spigot if you want. what happens if you put too much of a gradient on that first length of pipe from the pan is your first soil elbow outside the wall looks p***ed.So unless it’s a huge long run from the pan to the stack just drill it level and it will...

No. Like this one, but alternative looks/price. https://www.cityplumbing.co.uk/Twyford-Moda-Basin-650-x-460-mm-1-Tap-Hole-Left-Hand-MD4411WH/p/212046

Looking for a left handed pedestal washbasin 550mm size at a reasonable price (<£120?)to go in left hand corner of this shower room.don’t seem to be too many about. Any recommendations? Seen an Ideal Standard Space 600mm but it’s a bit pricey.

He wants to use them as he presumably got them for a good price- the guy that sold them to him dropped them here today. I don't want to fall out with the builder as up to now things have been ok but I think he's taking a liberty here. As mentioned he brought a sample of them to show me a few...

And here's the new roof layout:

Thanks. Here's a photo of old and new together to show the comparison

Builder has come by two pallets of roof tiles he wants to use on my extension roof which don't quite match the existing.The ones that are on at the moment , in 'old english dark red' colour, are these: https://www.marleyeternit.co.uk/Roofing/Concrete-Tiles/Modern-Interlocking-Tile.aspx These...

Not pretty I agree. Will be rectified before closing up the ceiling.

a wire disconnected and left that way unterminated inside a back box or ceiling void could be a hazard if someone connected it at one end only to a live supply. It happens.

https://flic.kr/p/23wdW7t https://flic.kr/p/24Tk1vt https://flic.kr/p/FehRh2 Apologies for a long-winded post . this may be obvious to some but not me. Hope photos are clear enough... Doing a bathroom refurb- I've removed the old dividing wall between toilet and bathroom which have their own...

3kw electric handwash is your friend. never seen a 3kw shower.

Eh?

problem fixed by replacing 30 year old dimmer switch which had ceased to operate . Some choc block wiring found in ceiling void explains the unusual wiring at the rose.

Was sent this photo by a family member of their ceiling rose. Light had stopped working (previously working ok for years) it was discovered that the brown supply to the lamp had become detached from the rose so they assumed this was the problem. But after reconnecting it the light is still not...

Anyone seen these available anywhere to buy separately? Had to remove an enclosure to take out a 760 tray that was poorly fitted. The wall channels were bonded to the tiles with so much silicone they could only be removed using violence and are now unserviceable. The pivot door and side panel...

You sure the threads aren't damaged on the inlet valve? Can happen If the nut has been overtightened or slightly cross threaded at some point. Does the copper pipe pull up enough to fully tighten the nut onto the threads-even 1mm short and this can happen. You could try a fibre washer AND a...