bathroom switches inside or out.?

[Softus]

As for the fan i do have a window that opens.

Wha'evaah.

 

[Odd Job]

As for the fan i do have a window that opens.

Wha'evaah.

you should never of dyed your hair, it just doesn't suit you hun.

 

[Softus]

Never have, not "never of".

 

[Odd Job]

but you understood what it meant so really your just being pedantic,

 

[Softus]

Of course I know what it meant - that's why I was able to correct your appalling grammar.

 

[stevesey]

walk in door, bath on the left , 9 inch from doorway.

taps at far end of bath and so is wall. ( wall at top of bath and wall at bottom of bath)
next to bath sink, then cistern literaly side by side. and above that is the window.

right wall as you walk in as door opens outwards, cabinet on wall and toilet in corner.

behind you is door way.

Shower pully was above bath left side of doorway.
Light pully was out of bath area and in the 9 inch cieling between door frame and shower pull.

Sounds very familar (but wrong way round) - given your location it's not a 1980's Wimpey 3 bed is it?

How much space between the hinge and the right hand wall? Ours is 6in and that's where I put the shower pull cord.

 

[Odd Job]

Hiya sorry I couldn't reply had computer problems.

My hinges are actually on the frame of the door which is against the wall.

The problem is sorted now the light is going on a sensor the shower is out side and the fan may be on a seperate pully but the house is being rewired so all of it can be sorted to any spec.

thank you for all the polite replies

OJ

 

[securespark]

but you understood what it meant so really your just being pedantic,

Didn't you mean, "really you're just being pedantic," ?

 

[Odd Job]

If thats the way you like it then yeap thank you for the adjustment, if i am different from you then its possibly we have walked a different route in life.

No big deal really, although my education was very limited, i still prefer to have the extra ability to accept people without judgment.

 

[JohnD]

No problem with that, but you may prefer to keep away from the plumbers' forum

 

[devonspark]

One ex-regular had an ingenious solution in his bathroom. The shower switch controlled the shower, but also a contactor which triggered a bathroom fan on the lighting circuit.


Haven't come across this before . I assume the control wire is fused down somewhere so that means one more box on the wall? Just asking....