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Aye But its used daily for disabled son, he likes a soak. And very occasionally for his support workers who have the odd shower. Ergo the shower curtain can be out of matey boys way. Its 90% for him 10% for staff team, how it looks is secondary to function.

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I've bought the bath and taps and panels for three sides. Also two bits of 1m x 2.4m wall panel. Its a 1700 x 700 bath, old one has mould as it was never an over shower job. so first Q is if i need wriggle room for taps...is the height of new bath exactly as old? Can i fit a flexy? Next Q Its a long narrow bathroom. Replce tile area as is, with wallboard...or As wallboatd is 2400 x 2000 some other shape? finally, wallboard behind bath or butt against top. its a new straight shower bath, no lip, no nothing just square

Just to finish this off. The Spacepro fittings have around 25mm of travel in the brackets, so they can slide up and down. My 10mm slope was no issue at all they slide like a half cut, suncream soaked Scotsman on Spanish flume. Job done, daughter happy

B&Q Spacepro brand. MIs say 2260 is the frame height, width 3m. So my opening is 2270 at one side 2280 at the other. How do I do this? Was thinking a bit of 19mm planed timber attached to ceiling and plane it to remove the extra 10mm? Will it bend enough? Thoughts welcome... Floor is square, ceiling has been plastered after a leak and I reckon its the ceiling that's off-sloped. Plan A is to cut a timber to 2260 then mark out the gap every 150mm or so across the 3m opening

Spanish mate says Inspect annually or replace Don't put behind a wally willy

This is Spain. There's a sticker on each pipe but don't know what it says...everything easy to get to

Hit the plus button and choose house construction- structural

The dog biscuits are for him

This what keeps me alive

Is £6 for a 600x230x50mm concrete stone look okay?

Does anyone @ProDave @Onoff see anything wrong with this consumer unit. Ignore the odd wire exiting, just the fuses...

Got to lay 60m of coping stones on a low garden wall. I have an electric paddle mixer for plaster still in its box, also have a 65l tub. Will it work oh clever people @nod

None of the perimeter drains on the plan where put in! All the extension drains are fitted underneath to the existing drains (coloured dark in the plan) So, no IC no perimeter drains at all

Yes it works Yes it is vented Can't see any way to rod it Pipes are under suspended timber floor in the extension and original stuff is buried If he gets an inspection chamber fitted as per the plan (this was not done) will this be okay to rod it?

Yes it works Yes it is vented Can't see any way to rod it Pipes are under suspended timber floor in the extension and original stuff is buried If he gets an inspection chamber fitted as per the plan (this was not done) will this be okay to rod it?

Happy to be advised, it's all working okay but FiL worries about it, peace of mind is needed. He did suggest putting in the inspection chamber as per the plan as that did is still driveway

Father in law was in hospital when builder did his extension and his wife agreed to everything he said. The plan shows new drainage around the perimeter and associated inspection and rodding points. None of this was done and everything ( shower, toilet, sink and rain water) were connected to the existing system which is now covered by the extension which is now complete. Builder was sacked long ago, there was some legal advice and think my relative kept the final payment. He is 85.

In laws have a Wren high gloss kitchen. Too long a story but it's been fitted for nearly 2 years and they have not yet removed the cling film it comes in new. They are reporting back its hard to get off. I'm going around tomorrow, any tips? Hair dryer? TL

Thanks for replying my Irish friend 🧡 Another forum member has been most helpful thanks @ETC

Its been a while since i have posted but looking for any contact details for a plan drawer in Glasgow. I am planning a single storey extension to the back of three bedroom semi built around 1964. Basic rectangle, 3.5m x 5m to house a new kitchen. Drawings for planning and BC. @ETC @Gus Potter @Iceverge Come to mind as folk who might know of a person or company. I'm intrigued about how much I can do myself but feeling my fitness is not as good as it was and there is a young joiner across the road who is venturing into the extension business. Many thanks Sam

Nice to hear from you again @Jeremy Harris old fruit. I think you will outlast my 10 year old Makita battery

I'm currently in a rental in Quebec and the tank is in a tray, with a drain. Also the wee white thing is a sensor which turns off the water in event of a leak.T

Getting some studwork walls in our new office that I've yer to sign the lease for. Happy withe joiners quote but he asked along his electrician as we will also have a few sockets and light switches. Each exiting wall has around 5 double sockets 2,3m apart and have a 16 Amp circuit breaker the mini type. Electrician not happy to add three double sockets for the work kitchen area, kettle, fridge, microwave ( be nice to put a slimline dishwasher in too) and wants to rip out and replace the board too for North of £6k. It's an office for maybe 15 people and use will be laptops and a few pics. It's got gas central heating so no electric heater. I know I'll need a second opinion but is this a bad install by the Romanian guys who did the refurbishment for the landlord. It's got a completion certificate but I have not yet seen it...bit worried about this now

The other hoose does have rooms etc but can't work out what one has the toilet.