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The new bath has deck mounted valves that feed into a filling waste like this. The filler has two inlets, one is blanked off off the other has an elbow joint. The questions is: can I mix the outlet from the valves and just feed into the single feed on the filler or do I need to remove...

Advice please: what would be the best way to connect these taps and this filler? The supply pipes are terminated in a iso valve with 22mm compression. The taps in and out are 3/4 BSP. The inlets to the filler is 1/2 BSP (which seems odd to me, possibly constricting the flow at the last...

Probably a really bad thing to do for many reasons :D but I've got a couple lying about, so.... The pipes are terminated in compression joint iso valves. (Yes I'm cheap, yes I choose shortcuts over doing a proper job, no I haven't got a clue what I'm doing :wink: )

Taking the old shower out and found a waste pipe coming into the shower waste. Traced this up to the loft - it runs across the loft and joins the soil pipe. I can't work this out - is it a (necessary) vent? It surely can't be an overflow?! Any ideas? It's a pain as it is in the way of...

When taking off old tiles in the bathroom parts of the skim has also come off with the adhesive. The plaster is sound apart from that. The skim is 1-1.5mm thick. New tiles to go on are 250x400. Is it likely that such patchiness will noticably affect the tiling or will the adhesive just...

The current room thermostat is a c. 40 year old Danfoss mechanical thing. There are only three wires coming in an out - live and (switched), neutral and earth. The thermostat mechanism itself just directly switches this circuit on and off (which I presume is part of the pump/boiler circuit)...