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Have been looking online but struggling to find something suitable. This looks the closest match but I'm not sure the 3/4 inch connector will fit in the standpipe. http://www.screwfix.com/p/wras-pf-tap-connector-900-x-13mm-x-3-4/95696# Can you anyone post a link to something suitable...

Thanks Danny. I'll get on to VP tomorrow to see if there should have been a tap kit supplied

Yeah there are o rings. I can't see that the bottom of the pipe can be coupled

Here's the product.... http://www.victorianplumbing.co.uk/Regent-Traditional-Freestanding-Bath-Shower-Mixer-Chrome.aspx the "doodah" thing screws around as shown below and is secured via a grub nut. I think its just there to connect the two parts and not for plumbing reasons...

Thanks for replying. Am happy to supply more info if you let me know what would be helpful? The standpipes are 40mm wide and the plumber says he can't get a coupling in there. -H

hi there, I've bought a mixer tap and standpipe combo designed to be used with a free standing bath. http://www.victorianplumbing.co.uk/Regent-Traditional-Freestanding-Bath-Shower-Mixer-Chrome.aspx Helpfully the supplied instructions only show how to mount onto a bath - not standpipes...

I've been thinking about this a lot. Do you think I should get independent advice?

Thanks for the advice. I'm trying to think how this can be fixed. Moving that steel is going to be very tricky. They've already put a dormer up. Dear oh dear.

They were using another company. I'm don't know if the plans were submitted. Why do you ask? What else should I be worried about? :shock:

I've had a look at "the plans" and they don't show the steel beam location at all

Thanks for the advice tony. They are a specialist loft conversion company that have been around for quite some time. I guess you could say they " do everything"

hi there, Am in the process of having a loft conversion on my 1950s detatched house. I've come home from work and found a few problems causing me to worry! 1. A number of large horizontal cracks have appeared on the external walls. They don't appear to have come through to the inside of...

Thanks for replying. If its ok under the ground can I cut the pipe and join it to a new section of pipe?

Will the whole length need to be replaced?

hi there, I have noticed a crack in my kitchen waste pipe. I guess it needs replacing but not sure how to go about it as its goes underground. Replacing the whole length of pipe is going to be difficult as its about 4m away from the drain I presume it connects to. I've attached some...