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the block of wood is for a fixing to hold the semi pedestal on - i can chamfer it to give room for the pipe - bottom one hasnt much room to move - theyll have to go throo the batten horizontally - i was hoping i could do them vertically so i could attach them with clips

like this ? (cheers for help btw)

problem with doing that is theres just no room to put them side by side the black line i've drawn is the outside of the semi pedestal i've had to angle the waste to clear the upright too - making even less space plus i've got push waste in there which makes even less clearance for the...

they are nowhere at the moment as im in the process of replumbing the house but they need to come out somewhere near where the waste finishes

i'm fitting a semipedestal sink (oh how i wish i hadnt :lol: ) everythings being made harder by an upright in the stud walling. I've managed the waste ok, just struggling with the copper work now (times like this i wish i'd went plastic - but i'm not keen on that being concealed) this is...

i'm no plumber but can't you cut down the p connector and use a straight connector as well to reduce the size ? theres also this ? http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Plumbing+Heating/Pan+Connectors/Flexible+Pan+Connector/d20/sd2887/p44832

im planning on fitting the service valves either behind the bath or use 90 degree ones behind the sink gcol - i've only tiled full on that wall (and thats as far as i'm going) - the wall that the bath is getting attached to isn't. i'm just having fun and games with the sink waste now...

ive went with this solution, found some angle iron and screwed the noggins in this way - loads spread further - not entirely happy with how much thread has gone into the wood (about 1") - but it seems solid enough - should be even more solid with the half pedestal in place. and

great thanks :D save me cracking out the mig anyway and annoying the neighbours with grinding heh was just concerned because of the weight of the sink - about 12kg and only about 1.5" of thread shows through the wall

i was thinking that but i cant go too far down because of the pipework that will be coming throo - its going to be hard to fix to either upright also. i've found some box section steel in the shed - might knock up some steel framework somehow

Im currently fitting a semi pedestal sink as you can see by the pic its a partition wall - you can see where ive drilled through the wall and pushed fischer type fixings. Question is - what should i fabricate to fix the fixings in place - considering its a semi pedestal sink and its on a...

problem is the brackets are L shaped and will stick out above the lip - unless somehow i can turn the brackets around and somehow get in to screw :D that's a possibility

i couldnt really help the thin sliver as i worked from the floor up and they are 600x300 tiles - its worked out well pretty much full tiles from floor to ceiling yeah its the old cast iron bath - probably dates from the time the house was built (1930s) - i've been meaning to replace it since...

first big tiling project i've done - it's going ok. bathroom is still work in progress - in the pics is the old bath. I understand you tile down to the bath so you can seal it twice - which isnt a problem but what to i do about the corners? the tiles i'm using are pretty large (600x300)...

On the kitchen walls, i plan on either using conduit - or just fixing to the wall and boxing in (easier) - none of the floors will be permanent - I plan on having easy access to every join wherever possible (eg velcro the bath panels on - have floorboard access points etc) and having check...

I'm currently renovating my bathroom in a 1930s semi - i've basically started from scratch. I've come to a plumbing dilemma - i can either copper or pushfit. While i've got the bathroom out im going to replumb the whole house to the stopcock (there's not that much pipework) - which...