Last year i did our en suite which involved replacing a standard radiator with a towel radiator. All the rads in the house are on 10mm pipes which are burred in the wall. When i replaced the rad in the en suite i lifted the floorboards, chopped the pipes, used 10 to 15 mm pushfit converters and ran 15mm chrome plated pipes up through the floorboard into the towel rad. In the bathroom i dont have the option of doing this as the pipes come up the internal wall and between joists. I have no access to the pipes until they above floor level. The pipes also have some white plastic coating on them. What's that all about? Can i just peel this off with a stanley?
What's the easiest and neatest way to tackle this? I'm tiling the bathroom with large format tiles so they'll cover the big hole i've made in the plaster board.
This is the rad in the ensuite. I'd have liked to have done that same but guess i'll have to come out the wall. Is there anyway i can do this in chrome to match the rad?
What's the easiest and neatest way to tackle this? I'm tiling the bathroom with large format tiles so they'll cover the big hole i've made in the plaster board.
This is the rad in the ensuite. I'd have liked to have done that same but guess i'll have to come out the wall. Is there anyway i can do this in chrome to match the rad?
