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Really would appreciate some advice on this one. (1) Is there anyway of removing the stain (assume not) or (2) What product could I use to stain the tiles a darker colour to cover the stain? Thanks

Not really sure what the source of the stain, with children & incontent relatives could be anything. I used LTP Colour Intensifier & stainblock, colour enghancing tile sealer - which was sold to be with the tiles from the supplier as suitable for the job. So is this lithofin? Is there...

Anythoughts anyone?

I dont but think it was grey. I purchased what was recommended by the shop - it was a flexible adhesive (mapei). Same was used for the smaller 10 x 10cm tiles on the wall with no leach through there?

Not sure what this stain is in the downstairs toilet, however oringinally the tiles were sealed but to be honest not done it since then. (1) Any ideas how to remove this stain ? (2) How often should I be re-sealing the floor? Thanks

Thanks for all the ideas / comments. Solved it in the end adding a 90 deg fixed bend & by using a McAlpine product specificaly for backto wall pans - which has worm drive hose clip instead of push fit. Cheers

seco services - Sounds like the way forward. If I use a standard 90 deg pan connector on the soilt pipe this lines up with the pan spiggot. But then need an extention since the pan sits a bit further out. Its a back to wall pan. 45yearsagasman - Yes checked, its the pan connector.

Complete refit of an ensuit bathroom with a shower, so everything has come out with new back to wall units fitted and a shower. Ironcaly the simplist part of the job seems to be the biggest headach. I have a drip / leak between the pan spiggot (outlet on pan) and the flixible pan connector...

Hardboard still surviving?

Fitting a shower tray, so want to relpace the chipboard but local supplier does not stock marine ply, only exterior grade. Is this just as good for my purpose? BTW THe shower tray has easy plumb kit so sitts on plastic legs

Having just had a loft extension over the garage completed, I now cannot hear the doorbell chime in the hallway when someone come calling. So I would like to extend the chime into the new room. I dont really want to replace the existing wired chime with a wireless one, since I'd rather not...

What it turned out to be is that I missdiagnosed the boiler thermostat (which has built in pump over run stat) which I repleaced. It subsequently found out the replacement new part was faulty.. So put back the old one, and if you removed it form the heatexchanger, and let it cool down - the pump...