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hi all. have just fitted a new bath and existing hot pipe is 22mm. cold is 15mm. my new taps both have 1/2bsp threads. had no problem getting a 15mmto 1/2 bsp flexi hose with valve for the cold feed but cant get 22mm to 1/2 bsp flexi for hot side.is one available because dont fancy soldering...

hi have a new bath and sink. bath taps are 3/4 inch and sink taps are 1/2 inch. what is best and easiest way to drill both items. cheers

Hi all Have just decorated my kitchen but now my cupboards are looking tired and dated. Cupboards look like oak but sure there not. Not sure what they are. That is my question. House was built in 1992. There not mdf. Second question is what can i paint them with and do i need to prime them...

hi all Just fitted my flash new ceramic sink and plumbed it in but the problem is the plughole to sink joint keeps leaking. The plughole is steel and underneath there is a rubber washer and a plastic nut to secure. Had 2 attempts to seal sink to basin joint with silicone but on both occasions...

Hi all Just finished an en suite using mapei ultracolour plus tile grout which i must say was great to use. My question is do i need to seal the grout. It is a polymer based grout. I buffed up my tiles after grouting but porcelain tiles seem dull. Is there a polish for porcelain tiles and do i...

hi all i am about to change a rad for a towel rad but have a prob. my existing rad has 630mm pipe centres and nearest towel rad i can get has got 550mm pipe centres. my rad pipework is 10mm and the pipe comes out of the wall about inch above skirting board. am going to tile the wall before...

i need to take a chipboard floor panel up which runs under a wall. If i cut it at the wall and replace will leave about 6inches of floor un-suspended, the next joist being in another room. is there a way round this :)

i need to take a chipboard floor panel up which runs under a wall. If i cut it at the wall and replace will leave about 6inches of floor un-suspended, the next joist being in another room. is there a way round this :)

i have stripped my en suite and am about to re-tile. My question is can you tile onto old wall adhesive. ON stripping tiles some of the paper coating on plasterboard came away. If i can tile on adhesive do i need to seal plasterboard and with what. cheers :P