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took the ariarator off the nozzle of the tap and it seemed to ocme out better too

just done another test, and taken the connection off the bath taps, and held hose over a bucket, the water came cushing out so it shows the problem with the taps are not putting out the pressure !

well iv ejust been down and spent more money on different isolation valves to get the maximum 22mm bore, but im still getting no more pressure out of my bath taps i keep spending money now and not getting any improvement, the plastic pipes we are using and full bore also so theres no...

ive added a few posts above.. ahh wot do i do with all my fittings now cos thats £40 i spent, didnt want to spend more on copper fittings then find the bath taps are restricting it anyway or the valve is restricting it ?

what im also thinking, the isolating valves i have fitted might not be the full bore type :-(...

ye ive just measured the internal diameter of the pipe and its similar to the hoses i have just taken back, GRRRR this is now really frustrating, wanted to avoid doing it in copper really, with not having the room to get behind and solder. do u know of a plac ethat sell the push on connectors...

im now on my second set of flexible hoses, first one i got were the metail braided ones from bnq i then took them back and got the white plastic ones that are a bigger bore, but im getting same result from smaller hoses

ive just fitted a bath/shower ( http://www.plumbworld.co.uk/ceramica-1700mm-8-jet-1362-17006 ) we had the 2 22mm copper pipes coming up from floor, which we cut and put isolation compression valves on each, then tacken a piece of 22mm up off it and T'd off to a 15mm piece for shower from...

unfortunately would not be able put another board over all that as im limited for the bath to actually fit in the gap between that wall and the waste wall. My dad came over whe ni was out and jsut plastered straight over it before i had chance to tell him about what you guys said. What ive...

thats product is amazing !!! fits really well and so strong. cheers

haha unfortunately not no just water pipes lol what is dot and dab ?

and this is what its like beneath it

cheers guys thats the other word for it i could not think of it bakelite. i had a sheet of it on my van so thought it would be ok, as it is a strong material. its covering 2 flexible hot/cold pipes that run upto the shower mixer tap mounted on the wall. behind that it has the 2 channels cut...

if you could give me any advice on what to do next that would be great, my dads over either tonight from 4pm to plaster that entire wall, but if you give me a solution i could perhaps delat it a few hours or delay it till tommorow evening

its thin but secured very well to the wall, theres no way it would come off, its jsut if the plaster would stick to it ? or if theres somthing i can put onto it first to ensure plaster sticks

Ive used a very thin sheet of paxeline board on a wall, now it needs plastering over before i do some tiling, it needs covering in about 3-4mm plaster Now silly me ive only just realised being the material that it is will the plaster actually stick to it ? if not, is ther ea product or...

are you part p qualified sure? and are you local to me

yer they are 1.5mm and its on the lighting circuit, just tested it and fan went off when i switched off the light circuit breaker. so its looking like nicks sugggestions is the way forward guys ?

it has 3 red wires / 3 black wires so i ashume this is in ring. If this is the case then adding another one along side it would be great and save alot of hassle, the wires are only 1.5mm is this ok still? and will this be on the sockets circuit ?

your correct, i have only just noticed this, what do i do from here?