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The Baths of Diocletian (Latin: Thermae Diocletiani, Italian: Terme di Diocleziano) were public baths in ancient Rome, in what is now Italy. Named after emperor Diocletian and built from 298 AD to 306 AD, they were the largest of the imperial baths. The project was originally commissioned by Maximian upon his return to Rome in the autumn of 298 and was continued after his and Diocletian's abdication under Constantius, father of Constantine.The baths were open until c. 537, when the Ostrogoths cut off aqueducts from the city of Rome. The site houses the Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri, built within the ruins in the 16th century, as well as the Church of San Bernardo alle Terme and part of the National Roman Museum.

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    Waste water drainage for 2 baths and washing machine

    Hi, Installing 2 new bathrooms, property only had 1 bathroom and the waste went into a cast iron soil stack which has now been replaced. I really don't want to notch the joist to get the waste out. I was thinking can I run the waste connected together to the outside in 40mm? So the bath...
  2. B

    Sulphur Smell From Sinks / Baths

    We have a sulphur smell coming from the kitchen and bathroom when running the water. We have been told it is likely gunge in the boiler which is an ancient Potterton Kingfisher 2. Is this likely and can it be cleaned out or cured or is it a new boiler job. We had our radiators flushed...
  3. L

    Now the Baths Out....

    Nearly got it all out...I am going to put a double vanity unit here...the previous unit was on the opposite wall so two hot and two cold feeds off the manifold are not required..how to tidy all this up ? I could remove the manifold but was thinking of just boxing it in ? As to the hole...in fill...
  4. K

    Bath waste change

    So I've decided to spruce up the bathroom by changing the taps and bath waste. Taps in with a lot of fickering. Now the new waste is causing problems. My new waste trap has connected to the new drain no problem. But the opposite end of the waste trap is a female compression which won't attach to...
  5. M

    Back to wall double ended baths.

    Anyone fitted many of these? I am just intrested in how the bath panel usually fixes? With it being curved, is it clips on the bottom? And the wall? Thanks
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    SAP says ideal logic combi and electric shower in 3 bed semi with 2 baths. Will it work?

    Hi, I'm a house builder and am putting together a spec for some new build semis. They're 1200 sq ft with 2 bathrooms, one main with shower of bath and one ensuite with just shower. A system boiler and tank means I fail the SAP test without some other expensive alterations. If we have a this...
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    Info on Baths supplied by Dolphin Bathrooms

    I, to my eternal regret, had a bathroom fitted by Dolphin Bathrooms around 12 years ago. The front panel on the 'P' shaped bath is in urgent need of replacement but I cannot find any information as to the make or model of the bath. Any pointers as to the manufacturers of the baths that those...
  8. L

    Wanted local to Warlingham/Croydon old baths....

    There is a lady just round the corner who runs an amazing animal charity rescuing dogs, horses, cats well any animals really. But she is after a few baths to keep the hay out the mud over the winter, ideally 3. If anyone locally is ripping one out over the next couple of weeks could you maybe...
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    Centarl heating is now on but less hot water for Baths & Shower

    Hello All, I'm new to this forum and I'm after a bit of advice even if the below does sound like a silly question. :-) I have conventional boiler system,hot water tank in airing cupboard and cold tanks in loft etc (Glow Worm boiler which is about 13 years old) and i've recently had to put the...
  10. T

    Dumping baths ect

    Anyone no how much it is for a waste license to be able to go to a site to dump baths and other rip out
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    High volume water heating

    Can someone please tell me, what would be the cheapest method of heating 36oC water to 45oC at the rate of 80 Litres per minute for 15 minutes and then maintaining this temperature for an hour? All to be repeated every hour. I will have multiple 1200 Litre baths that will fill within 15 minutes...
  12. M

    Baths...

    Steel or acrylic? Pros and cons...
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    bath hot water temp

    Hi Guys, fitted a potterton 28 kw combi every thing works fine, but there is all ways a but. The hot water to the WHB, kitchen and showers great red hot, bath they do not have to put any hot water in, def a temp diff. Now all the pipe work is in 15, inc the bath which is first on the run and...
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    boilers and baths

    Hi guys been asked to move a boiler from kitchen to bathroom upstairs .. they want it putting at the end of the bath but in my understanding its against regs to be able to touch the boiler from the bath .. (you will be able to touch it with stretched arm) .. is there any way around this like...
  15. AlexGas

    Behind the scenes at Bath's Roman Baths...

    BBC News - Engineering wonders of the West: Behind the scenes at Bath's Roman Baths
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    Bath Overflow Sealing

    Hey guys, Recently managed to get shot of an awful bath I purchased stupidly from one of the DIY chains... now looking at some Carron ones. There's so many baths with a curved end at the taps these days and the one thing that's bugging me crazy is how do people out there fit the overflow...
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    Traditional freestanding baths?

    Hi all, We are currently looking for a back to wall or free standing bath - period design. Our budget is £500 or less - is that enough and what brands should I look for? Many thanks! Trev
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    22mm or 15mm to baths on uvented system

    For a house supplied by an unvented hot water cylinder is 15mm or 22mm usualy taken to the bath taps. I know on a combi its only 15mm require as the cold supplying the combi is only 15mm.
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    Flexis to pipe up bath

    Hey do many people use flexi's when piping a bath up, have always used copper but am tempted to start using flexi's for speed. But abit put of the the fact the 3/4 to 15mm flexis only have a 10mm bore.
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    Can you still buy non-eco high flow rate taps for baths / utility room sinks?

    We have a new bath mixer tap, and it now takes an eternity to fill a bath. Pressure is 2.3 bar, and flow rate is about 6 litres per minute. I've looked into this, and it seems that with a view to saving water, almost all contemporary taps restrict flow rates to 6 litres per minute or less, so...
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