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    pipe freezing kit

    I do not think it will take me long to cut in the pipe and fit in an isolating valve and a tee. My question was is it ok if i push the cwsc float down to see whether there is any water coming out before i cut in the rising pipe? Thank you.
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    pipe freezing kit

    Hi guys. I need to freeze a 15mm mains pipe as the stop cock is broken and i need to tee off the rising main to run a feed pipe to the electric shower. This is a block of flat and the guy does not know where the common stop cock is, therefore i was thinking of freezing the rising main pipe...
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    tile on damaged plaster

    Also how long shall i allow for it to dry.....especially the 40 mm. cut out? Ta.
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    tile on damaged plaster

    Hi Richard and thanks for your reply. I have made a channel 40 mm deep and 2 meters high into a brick partition wall to run a cold water feed pipe to connect up to the electric shower. Can i use Mapei rapid set adhesive to fill up the channel or is the cut out too deep? In addition to that, can...
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    tile on damaged plaster

    Hi guys i am ripping off a friend's bathroom and when removing the old wall tiles to be replaced with new ones, quite a lo of plaster has come off with the tiles. We are a bit out of time and therefore i wanted to ask you 1) if it is ok to use a cement powder tile adhesive in the bathroom and...
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    angled pan connector with offset

    Hi guys. Does anyone of you know if they do angled pan connectors with offset? JimCrow gave me a good link for angled connector and actually since the soil stack i have got to connect up to comes out of the wall with a slope and the guy i am working for wants to put floor tiles in the bathroom...
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    connect wc to soil stack

    Hi John thanks for the picture but that looks more likely an offset. JimCrow i think thats exactly what i was looking for.....angled pan connector :wink: Thank you very much.
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    connect wc to soil stack

    Hi guys. I am doing up a bathroom for a friend. He wants to change his old low level toilet for a close coupled one. At mo the toilet is connected up to a cast iron soil stack coming through the wall which connects up to the toilet via a fairly big collar. I have no problems in cutting the soil...
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    overflow pipe

    Hi Nige F and thanks for the reply. I have used the Hep v o valves for wash basin but never to accommodate warning pipes. I do not think the membrane will open when there is a trickle of water coming from the cw cistern warning pipe. I searched on the web and i found out that there exists a...
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    overflow pipe

    Hi John506 and Simond and thanks for your replies. Simond you are spot on..............the external wall is quite far away and i can see no overflow pipes sticking out of other flats' external walls.1) The tundish is a good idea but then if the discharge pipe i am going to use ( bathtub one) to...
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    overflow pipe

    Hi guys. A friend of mine lives in a block of flats and cw and hw to bathroom and hw to kitchen is fed by two cisterns situated in a kitchen cupboard. The cisterns are fitted with two overflow pipes that join together then the pipe runs through the kitchen wall into the bathroom and leaning over...
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    metal cuttung disc for cast iron pipe

    Thanks for your advice m8. I have had a look at the Macrist selection.........i was fainting...............the product must be very very good at 50 quid!!!!
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    metal cuttung disc for cast iron pipe

    Hi guys i need to cut a cast iron soil stack pipe with the angle grinder. Will a general metal cutting disc for steel/inox do the job or do i need to buy a specific cast iron cutting disc? Where can i buy one which is up to do job without having to fork out 30-40 quid? Thank you in advance.
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    leaking outlet

    Brilliant thank you all very much.
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    leaking outlet

    Hi guys and thanks a lot for your replies. 1) Would the basin mate replace the backnut? 2) i suppose the white part of basin mate goes side up? Sorry for the stupid question...i have never seen one of those before.
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    leaking outlet

    Hi guys, i have put a wash basin in but the outlet is leaking. I have bedded the metal outlet which came with the basin in plumbers mate, tightened up the nut underneath with pump pliers but there is still a trickle of water. I suspect that the water is leaking through the two overflow holes in...
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    soil pipe

    When you say finishing off with the hacksaw, i just realized that the top part of the hacksaw is thicker than the blade so the hacksaw does not go all the way through the soil pipe. I should finishing off sideways but i have only got 1" or 2" clearance between the floor and the bottom of the...
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    soil pipe

    Hi guys thank you very much for your valuable inputs. 1) Instead of starting off with a 4" blade and finishing off with a hacksaw, can i use a larger diameter disc so that i can cut straight through? 2) I just have a small angle grinder, is it possible to hire one out for the job? Thanks a million.
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    soil pipe

    Hi guys after some google searching, some advice i gathered was that i could cut through cast iron soil pipe with a angle grinder........is there any big risk to crack the pipe? And what diameter disc should i use? Ta.
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    soil pipe

    Hi guys. I want to replace my toilet pan and at the mo, it is cemented up to the soil pipe with a sort of lip. I do not fancy to chip away the cement between the soil lip and the pan outlet and i think it will take ages to saw through the soil pipe which is not made of plastic but looks like...
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