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These are thin. https://www.screwfix.com/p/monument-tools-compression-fitting-spanner/82712

To take the weight of the bar you would use something like this at the end of the pipe (instead of the elbow you have now) screwed to a horizontal support. The offset brass thing (technical term) supplied with your shower would screw into this...

My plumber used some sort of grab adhesive to bed in the tray. It hasn't been a problem but as the floor wasn't level and it is only a thin layer, the tray ended up a bit sloped. Made fitting the enclosure trickier than it should have been for me. Are you going to use a mixer bar? If so is...

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Is it leaking from where the flexi meets pipe? Maybe try replacing the flexi with one of these, http://mcalpineplumbing.com/wc-connectors/rigid-wc-connectors/wc-extac-straight-extension-piece I recently cut the end of my old cast iron pipe and had a struggle getting a 4" in, put a bit of...

These are 18mm deep if that's any good http://www.screwfix.com/p/swirl-bar-valve-wall-mount-fixing-kit-chrome-plated/8669h

Cheers. I've had the testing done and it wasn't high enough. About 2/3 of the max levels, the chap phoned me before hand and asked us not to use the water for a couople of hours before he arrived. Might have been higher if it had been left in the pipe overnight.

Just queried the on line quote for 1600. It was to replace the lead from the main to the stopcock as well as reconnect a pipe from my side. doh. Actual cost just to connect a pipe from lead to plastic is £500. A lot better :)

Thanks Gents. I feared that would be the case.

Thinking about upgrading before getting a driveway, are there plumbers able to reconnect the supply? Thames water want £1600. Seems a bit much but if I have to.

Yeah I had it down to its lowest and it runs continuously. At the moment I turn it off and on for a few hours manually. I can't seem to find a replacement temp regulator part or see it in the parts diagram Would it be in this pic or down the back somewhere? Thanks for the help.

Hi, thanks for looking. My fridge has been too cold for a few weeks. There is ice permanently at the back and it sounds like it is always running. I've changed the thermostat but that hasn't made any difference, so was wondering if anyone had any ideas what else could be wrong? I'm hoping to get...

Thanks for the advice, I spoke to the manufacturer today and they said no one has ever had this problem before. Which leads me to think I'm doing something very wrong but I still can't work it out without using one of the methods suggested here. After fully tightening the nut into the shower I...

Hi, I have recently had a loft conversion and on the 1st fix the plumbers installed a shower plate called the showerpl8. This has a plate behind the wall and leave a piece of pipe coming out that you attach a male coupling to after tiling...

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Hi, I vaguely remember reading that it wasn't to be used over chipboard as it wasn't as good with any flexing left. If its the stuff to use I would prefer 3mm to 6.