Plaster-in valves

[Nickfromwales]

16 minutes ago, Super_Paulie said:

Yeah my shower is pretty much opposite the door as it is. Just wondering if the gypsum based vent as discussed in this thread is more prone to getting damaged from moisture being in such direct contact with steam.

Zero chance.

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14 hours ago, Nickfromwales said:

You'd need a better plumber to make this a reality!

 

Not important but I have absolutely no idea what you are getting at here. 🙃

[Nickfromwales]

2 hours ago, -rick- said:

 

Not important but I have absolutely no idea what you are getting at here. 🙃

Heat and steam off a decent shower will negate any feeling of cold / draught etc.

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17 minutes ago, Nickfromwales said:

Heat and steam off a decent shower will negate any feeling of cold / draught etc.

 

Ah. Not sure what a plumber has to do with that. In my mums cold bathroom with relatively weak shower she specifically asked for the fan to be moved further away from the shower head because she thought it promoted cold. Couldn't tell you if it made any difference (used it before and after) but I could see an argument for wanting more steam to hand around (for a short while) in a room like that. (Of course consequences are condensation everywhere but that's another matter).

[Super_Paulie]

Bit of a kick in the balls, when I was screwing up my plaster in grill it cracked a bit of. Not a chance I'm buying another for £70 a go, so what adhesive is best for this to stick the bit back in before I scrim tape and multi over the ceiling? 

 

CT1? plasterboard adhesive? 

 

1 step forward, 2 back as per.

Edited 1 hour ago by Super_Paulie

[JohnMo]

Super glue 

[Super_Paulie]

7 minutes ago, JohnMo said:

Super glue 

 

Like the cyanide based stuff? Might get a tube of Gorilla Glue, seems well thought of.

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1 minute ago, Super_Paulie said:

Like the cyanide based stuff? Might get a tube of Gorilla Glue, seems well thought of.

 

cyanoacrylate

 

Loads of brands, your local corner shop will have it, don't think it's gorilla glues thing though. They focus on urethanes and pva I think. I would go for cyanacrylate as its a very thin glue line and fast. Gorilla glue foams and might produce a less nice join.

[JohnMo]

7 minutes ago, -rick- said:

cyanoacrylate

Couldn't think of the chemical name.  Gorilla glue isn't the same.

 

Tiny tube that likes to stick your fingers together.

[Super_Paulie]

Probably the same as all the others I'd imagine. 

 

 

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Just now, Super_Paulie said:

Probably the same as all the others I'd imagine. 

 

Indeed!