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That's a good idea, many thanks! :lol:

Hi all, I am in the process of plumbing in a coffee machine, at present the waste runs into a stand pipe but the trap sludges up due to there being very little in the way of water flowing through it, what water there is has a high volume of coffee waste to contend with so the trap sludges up...

Thans for the replys folks, I think I may give the freezing a go, I was just a concerned that if had a problem with replacing the stop cock then I would up against the clock as it were! :shock:

Hi all as the title says I am trying to do some minor work in the kitchen of a lady I know but am having problems with my stop cocks! Her house (very old) is one of two located on their own approx 50 mtrs from the main road, unfortunatly her stop cock under the kitchen sink is solid & won't...

Hi all I am having a real nightmare with a WC that I am fitting at the moment, in fact I have just taken it out again for the third time and am slightly miffed to say the least. The WC is one of those 'designer' ones where all the connections are concealed within the body of the WC, the outflow...

Many thanks, exactly what I am after! :D

Hi all, can anybody recommend a stockist for the steel frame work for dry lining to? I was told that Wickes do it but could not locate it on their website? Many thanks, :D

Ha bloody ha! Umbrella would be a good idea! :D No it's not connected to the water tank as there isn't one. many thanks :cry:

Oops sorry guys I posted this on the wrong forum by mistake! I have now reposted on the rendering & plastering forum! But feel free you advise! :D

Hi all, Sorry for yet another numb question I have just posted this by mistake on the building forum so have also posted here as well! I am doing some work with a friend on his bathroom, it is an 1850@'s build and a lot of the work is of a pretty poor standard. We have decided to put...

Hi all, Doing some work with a friend to his 1850's property we are refitting a new (downstairs) bathroom, as the walls were in such poor repair we ripped all the old plasterboard off and lurking under the back wall (external) were two 1" steel pipes coming vertically out of the floor and...

Hi all, Sorry for yet another numb question :lol: I am doing some work with a friend on his bathroom, it is an 1850@'s build and a lot of the work is of a pretty poor standard. We have decided to put a shower in one corner but as there was so much flex in the plaster board (stud...

Thanks, I think that is maybe the usual case, as with the plumbing for a basin / bath, I will just have to give it a go! :D

A quick question as I am om my way to a friends house to do a job, we are putting in a thermostatic mixer shower, as he has yet to buy the shower & I want to a run the plumbing in chased into the wall, my question is is it always hot into the right and cold into the left on thermostatic mixer...