dontyouworry

Thank you for the response! :) Do you think that the contractor made a scheduling mistake - first the pipes were 'finished' and only then the plaster was put around them? Could this be why the wall is so 'cut up'? Or is it what always happens?

Hi, I need advice whether I should pressure our contractor to redo the plumbing under our kitchen and utility sinks (see: pictures attached). The kitchen supplier said they couldn't hide the pipes more. What are my options? Is it reasonable for the pipes to looks like these? This is a new build house (the contractor is still on site), but the pipes look like excavated from Titanic

We are building a 3-storey house with a staircase void (1.5m x 2.5m) from the ground floor all the way to the roof. We are deciding on the height of the guarding area. What is the minimum height you would feel comfortable with? If it's above 1m, would you prefer a rail attached to the wall (example) or a different rail height along the stairs and along landings (example)?

Do you think they would need to be able to turn though and approach the toilet still on the wheelchair? It's the only toilet downstairs.

Hello, I have just found out that due to M4(1) Building Regulations, we will need to swap our toilet (privately positioned) with the sink (the toilet will have to have 250mm overlap with the door). This will make the noises more audible outside and the toilet readily visible upon opening the door. Am I reading the regulations correctly? It feels like this is exactly how toilets should not be built (note: the accessibility points are not valid since this is a guest toilet, and no guest will transfer onto the toilet with the door still open). Below is the new design. Anything I could do to fix the issues listed? Thank you in advance :)