If sealant has split then bath is moving, and from my experiance having fitted many baths few are ever fitted correctly. most only have front legs screwed down, no wall brackets or a frame to support it. if the fitters knew it was to be used for showering also then it reqs extra strenghthening...
Whoever fitted that pump did a quality job :lol:
Lovely bit of pipework where it tees into hot outlet, is it chrome pipe, oh i see no, just a little too much solder hes had to wipe away :twisted:
Right have i got this right, the thin stuff in white coils is for gas and thick stuff in yellow coils is for water. :lol:
So which do i use on lpg :cry:
Try reading the manufacturers instructions you will have got with the bath, it will tell you all you need to know.
For extra support you will need to use the 2 brackets to screw it against the wall, and silicone to seal it.
And i usually support all 4 corners with timber to stop it flexing.
Tut Tut not the old copper is king stuff, pesonally i think copper in the hands of a diy`er is more likely to leak than plastic and also no tools other than cutters reqd.
Not familiar with this model but when you flush does the grey pipe lift up?Is the black part to the left a float to push the flusher back into place as it fills with water, if so maybe it just all wants adjusting .
Polyplumb ,best of all , and hep second, and both made in doncaster where i live.And as a sad fact i used to be a injection mould toolmaker and made loads of moulds for polyplumb many years ago.
Fact :lol:
How sad am i that after fixing boilers and plumbing all week im sat here on a plumbing forum at midnight, or do i just love my chosen occupation?, and i could be looking at porn. :cry: