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You know, that's a very good point. As long as it wasn't me knackering it somehow in the process of fitting it. I think the angle it's at is causing problems, I think I'll shorten the waste pipe it goes into (via a bendy extender) so I've got more freedom of movement. Do you need a pipe...

Hi, I recently had to remove and refit my bath & basin so a plasterer could get to the walls. Somewhere in the process the basin has developed a slow drip. It's got a plastic S-trap like this: http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp?cId=101958&ts=97796&id=51596 And the water...

How about drilling in from outside, starting slightly lower than the level of the fan, and going up into the shaft of the existing ventilation gap from below? Would that work? Slightly hard to describe without a diagram -- let me know if you have no idea what I mean, and I'll draw one. EDIT...

Okay, I'll look into that. From the outside I can brace myself againt the opposite wall (it's an alleyway) but I'd rather get a neat finish on the inside... Is there a knack to getting it to go in at an angle? Andrew.

It is a 150mm, but also there is some sort of false ceiling in the bathroom which comes down to half way down the internal vent hole, so only half the hole is accessible. It's wide enough but only half the height. Maybe a new hole would be the way to go after all. Andrew.

Hi all, I have a fan wired in already, I was going to get the guys who did my tiling & plumbing to fit it to the wall but I'm not entirely happy with their diligence so I'm thinking of doing it myself. It's wired in right next to an existing passive vent, the plan being to use that...