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I will be laying 300mm x 600mm porcelain tiles on my bathroom floor with is pretty flat and solid. I thought you had to use a 20mm trowel but this guy seems to be using a 6mm any advice http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiFErZal85w thanks

The 8uf is working a treat

great thanks

My hotpoint TL61 Wont start to spin on full load but ok with just a few items. Ive read it may be the motor or the start capacitor .the capacitor is only a few pound so ill try that first. The problem is my capacitor is rated at 7.5uf but the ones at maplins are 8uf would this be ok thanks

Could i get away with a mini Air admittance valve ,ie like the one below as this would be a lot easer for me to fit ,i could fit 2 or 3 if necessary ?? http://www.screwfix.com/p/floplast-air-admittance-valve-32-x-40-x-50mm/42968 thanks

After about 5 years im finally getting round to turning my old bathroom into an en-suite . All the Soil pipes were replaced when i had my extension built and bought a Durgo thinking i needed one ?? I'm in the process of installing the back to wall WC,sink and units etc and it would make my...

So your not confused, ill help you as your such a helpful chap yourself My shower waste would have to run through 4 joist and a RSJ ..Easy option raise it above the floor 4"x2" + 18mm ply + mortar + 40mm Low profile tray = 170mm /7" 4"x2" + 18mm ply + mortar + 95mm standard tray = 225mm...

Correct.... something you haven't thought of Are you always this helpful

Theres a massive clue i started the post with "I need to raise my low profile shower tray to get the trap/pipes in. "

Thats how i have built the frame.I just needed to raise 5-10mm extra but forgot about the mortar mix ,so that should give me the extra MM's i need..Thanks The Clue is in the question...think about it

I need to raise my low profile shower tray to get the trap/pipes in. I've made my own frame with board on top and the whole height to top of tray is 7"/180mm .Is 7" to high of a step ?? thanks

All waste pipes were removed a while back ,i've only got the hot and cold feeds in there with Isolating Valves on each end Hot and cold only

Main/cavity wall = 4" blocks Internal walls 3" blocks

Im travel from Portsmouth to manchester ill be around the M6 toll area around 12-1pm saturday (north bound ) and 6-7pm sunday (south bound),i would prefer to not pay the toll ,im guessing it will be busy on my journey back sunday on the M6?? thanks

Ive got a 14 way MEM split load CU with a 80A 30mA RCD with plenty of spare circuits so ill use one of them thanks

Im turning my old bathroom into an on-suite all existing pipe work runs the length of my bedroom ( 4.2 metres) then into the bathroom.When you use the hot or cold you can hear water running through the pipes which annoys me . When i installed my new bathroom a few years ago, i ran everything...

Im not sure if i was clear ,the only existing circuit is the original bathroom light which is part of the upstairs light circuit protected by a 6A MCB. So from your saying apart from i should get a pro in ,everything should be off the RCD side of the CU, So option 4 on my list

Im in the process of turning my old Bathroom into an En-suite.The House was rewired just after the new colour code came out and has only a existing light in there at the moment I want to install Extractor fan/light in the shower cubical ,Heated Mirror with built-in shaver socket and 2 down...