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I will take some pictures tonight and post them. The bathroom is being replaced so it will be a brand new shower. The floor is definitely solid.

The bathroom in question is on the ground floor, so I think it would just be solid concrete.

Hi All We are in the process of planning our new bathroom. We live in a Victorian house built in 1894. In the current bathroom the pipes are not sunk into the walls and visibly run along above the skirting board and then up the wall to the shower. Is there any reason why these cannot be...

Just to point out. It is only an internal wall to make the kitchen a little smaller and create a seperate space for the boiler and washing machine etc...

We are looking at the idea of building a wall (just plasterboard not brick) to create a small space off the kitchen. Will we require any sort of panning permission or need to comply with any building regulations or alike?

Thankyou for your responses. I think the best thing to do is to speak to whoever regulates building control. Does anyone have idea who that is? (is it my local council?) Also, if I get the go ahead to remove it, would I need to do anything to the brickwork afterwards (for waterproofing or...

I am a few weeks away from purchasing my first home and I have a few ideas whizzing around my head for things that need doing etc... This is my first question so I hope I provide all the detail necessary. The house was built circa 1900 and the the exterior walls have been rendered (Im not...