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This is what it's like from above. The waste goes from the tray as a metal pipe then when it gets out, it appears to be plastic to a soil pipe.

The tray seems a nice rare feature. Happy to replace the waste but just wondered if anyone has seen this existing type before?

Shower 'tray' seems to be made of concrete/terrazo. Looking underneath, the waste pipe appears to be solid (not plastic). Should I replace this with a modern waste pipe? My concern is that it may not cope with a lot of waste shower water and there is no trap. Thoughts?

:giggle: Is that an all in one unit?? Sorry, all this is new to me (y)

Thanks chaps. Just one more thing... would one of these be better than a bottle trap?

Bump :)

From memory: basin, toilet and shower is on another branch that joins the main stack, but the gargling has been just when the basin tap is running.

I have access to the soil stack which the toilet and and basin connect - could I / should I use an external air admittance valve there?

I have a basin making a 'gargling' noise. It looks like a 32mm (I think) S trap is fitted but space seems to be pretty tight under there. What's the best way to fit an air admittance valve?

Are 15mm connections enough for mixer showers which promise 15-20 l/min? Edit: just seen specs which say 1/2" which is 15mm

I'm looking for a 'high output' (fed by unvented cylinder) mixer shower with a large shower head and wand. Seems to be a massive range of price from from £100 to £1200. So what's the difference between one of these: http://www.betterbathrooms.com/showers/shower-towers Or these...