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Yes the channel connected to the wall were if meets the bath

If resealing an bath with a bath/shower screen on the side of the bath. I'm not sure if the original person who sealed the bath sealed behind the screen. Don't want to remove it unless have to

Thanks I've done the Hyco ones before and I'm sure they used to recommend connecting to the 1/2male threads on top of the unit with flexis? Just downloaded some instructions no mention of flexis. I think I'd prefer to use 1/2 females to 15mm compressions

Thanks I don't think there is much price difference is there any draw backs to the 15l over the 10l. I can't expand back in to the mains so will need a single check valve and expansion vessel either way

What size undersink water heater is advisable for one sink. 10 or 15 litres? Thanks

Thanks, the Hyco ones say they should be connected to a double pole fixed fused spur. 13 amps. The appliance is 2kw

Used to fit the Hyco ones before but not sure if this can be fit to a plug?

Thanks was just looking at the Triton instaflow ones that come with flex and a plug on the unit

Thanks is it the 2kw ones that are usually Ok with a plug?

Can any of the under sink water heaters be wired to a plug? I know can get 2 and 3 kw ones.

Has anyone had issues with a pressure reducing valve causing water hammer, can the springs go in them?

Interesting video that. I'll see what the manufacturers instructions say for it to be bedded on

Thank as said I have done. A few successful with sand a cement mix. But they were stone resin. Have had issues with the foam ones looking like have not totally taken to the sand and cement

Thank and do you put a similar covering of flexible adhesive down as when floor tiling. And use a 10mm notched towel.

Thanks so some instructions recommend that over sand and cement now? I was thinking flexible floor tile adhesive is that what you used?

Have fitted a few stone resin shower trays on sand and cement. A weak mix the floor and shower tray both primed with SBR bond. What the best procedure when dealing with the lightweight shower that aren't stone resin. Is 1200x900 quadrant. Thanks for your thoughts

Suppose elbowing at the back and keeping the trap high up will be better for storage

May just do as first suggested. Come down abit lower and double elbow up to the bottle trap. Shouldn't negatively effect the flow too much?

If went down the telescopic route either a bottle trap or P trap would do?

Thanks. I'm over thinking