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Blimey, how good do you think my memory is!!!! Ask in Plumb Center, think it was a was a nabis bath, think from the Breeze range, but they will know.

Hell! Wish I had thought of that, but to be fair, was to busy trying to keep the camera still whilst laughing the old boys off :shock:

White paint! Maybe a very good carpenter and a lot of wood! All them cables has to be against all health and safety laws! Should have refused to work in it :D :D :D

Good point Seco, had not thought of that! Cant see the joints leaking with that much solder on each one :shock: :shock:

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As I said, not slagging off anyones work. Post was meant to give a bit a light relief from the normal Q&A that you guys do, just wanted to give you a giggle!

Don't get me wrong, just thought you might like a laugh, She asked me to comment on the work and I blagged it, did not want to get into it, But come on, in all seriousness when would that ever be acceptable? Plus, she had to wait about 6 months to have the job done.............not to mention...

Thought you guys might mike to see this, went to a job the other day to add a radiator, Whilst draining the system could not help but notice the pipe work - What do you think?!?!?!?!? Turned out to have been installed by BG :shock: All the pipe work is exposed! These pics are from...

Demount a lot easier, especially when every rat and animal in the nighbourhood has been chewing away at the plastic end :shock: Only joking (sort off) sure push fit will be fine.

Personally I would use a couple of compression stop ends, especially if the pipework is outside. Cant you trace the pipework and cap off inside the house?

Thanks for the info Seco, any idea who makes them? where I can get one from? Have tried Plumb center and PTS and neither seem to reconise Arcadia! Any info would be most appreciated. Many thanks

If you are going down the road of a pump, why pay all that money for a venturi shower, the reason to fit one is so you dont have to fit a pump. Best wet might be to fit a negative head pump and a normal mixer

Dual. Am I right in thnking that the whole component twists and pulls off the bottom connection, so that I can just change the seal and flush part? Will be a real pain in the A*** to take the cistern apart for various reasons!

Thanks Seco, are you saying that the one in the cistern is the arcadia you have indicated? Its not a concealed cistern, just normal close coupled. Assume that the different colour of cable etc is different design? Cheers

Hi Guys, Can anyone identify this drop flush for me, make, where to purchase etc? The top 'cable' goes off to the push button on the cistern lid. Also, is this the type that the top bit can twist off and be replaced, without taking the whole w/c apart? Seal is letting by and need to...

kjharry - regarding your reply, what type of plastic do you use to cover the box? any links etc would be really helpfull and I need to do exactly as you state! Would really need a tounge and groove effect for the plastic panels if possible to match another bit in the bathroom. Cheers

House is earthed to latest 17th edition, so no need for supp bonding (so I have been told) although all the pipes in the bathroom are already supp bonded from years ago.

Sorry guys, did not notice the smaller 'nut' under the top one! So assume that the top and bottom 'nut' are part of a male iron, remove that whole fitting, and replace with another male iron? cheers

Ok, remove the brass nut and all lead etc above it. I am then left with the galv and male thread. My concern was that the 'fitting' on the galv looks more part of the galv, not a fitting as such. If you are telling me a fi with comp will do the job, we are both happy! Thanks for your thoughts

Thanks Seco, was thinking that, just wanted to be sure! Assume the thread on the old galv will be 3/4"? Will the FI seal OK against the galv? Once again, thanks for your quick response and help :D