A while ago I replaced a leaky, corroded sink trap. That all appears to be fine, I can't find any leaks with it, and everything under the sink appears to be consistently dry.
The problem I have is that there appears to be a leak where the waste pipe out from the bottle trap meets the wall...
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I'm running copper pipework for my new bathroom and there's a spot about the isolation valve which is really tight because everything has to fit behind the wall until it can run under the bath and there wasn't much space as there's a sink there too. Made a silly mistake with the...
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Bit of advice needed.
Waste water pipe from bathroom sink came loose last night caused some water damage to ceiling below.
My question is the brown pipe seems to have came loose, but seems to have just been pushed into thread above.There is nothing holding it in place, is this...
What is the recommended way to conceal a 1.5M, 40mm shower waste pipe? We have 30mm gap behind the plasterboard which will be renewed. Would you chase the block 10mm or go into the concrete floor?
What are the safety concerns of doing either?
Thanks.
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Does anyone have any feedback as to which is best. Running the pipe from the outdoor gas meter to a new boiler on an outside wall or run the pipe under the floor (suspended timber) which is our existing setup and the new boiler is being sited in same location as old. I ask just in...
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My partner and I recently bought a house and have been attempting to make the bathroom less fugly. I was removing the bath and shower taps to replace, but while removing the bath spout (which had no nut to undo), the threaded section of the pipe broke. I thought the bit that broke must...
Newish house with radiators that have microbore pipe but on one of them the pipe is sticking up above the radiator which looks unsightly. Is it possible to push the excess pipe back into the wall? I'm worried about causing a leak.
Can a kitchen sink discharge pipe starting at 60 cm height run for 4.5m, then join another sink discharge pipe at 51cm height, then continue for 11m discharging at 35cm height?
I have kitchen-to-be 4m x 3m. doorway at 7 o’clock. Mini-sink at 5 o’clock. Main sink at 1 o’clock. Pipes run goes...
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I have this 3.25mm lead-free grade 99c solder wire. I know that the good practice to bend the wire before soldering so you know exactly how much it is absorbed by the flux. I know too little isn't good and too much is as bad.
I need to connect two 15mm pipes...
Is this the stuff to use to seal a gas pipe as it goes through a sleeve internally. I went back to one I had sealed with this a few years prior and it had turned green
Good afternoon, please see my attached diagrams
One is the current layout
And one is where I propose to add another boss to add a shower waste.
This horizontal run is below floorboards but I can't get to the TEE or under the tee to add a boss vertically.
( the current Bath is bossed way in...
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I am desperate for some help. Basically we are having our bathroom renovated. The plumber removed the units, including the sink a few days ago and this morning i noticed water dripping from the ceiling below. I went up to the bathroom and saw that one of the pipes (which originaly...
Hi, my mother had an electric cooker installed yesterday. The guy who fitted it said it shouldn't be close to the gas pipe but it is.
The red arrow shows the gas pipes, the blue arrows are the electric supply for the cooker and the purple is the back of the cooker.
I know nothing of plumbing...
The pipe is connecting to a 22mm tap. Why is the bottom part of the pipe wider? Can I still use a connection fitting for 22mm if I cut it at the bottom part?
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Had a collapsed/cracked collar on the 90deg angled piece that my soil pipe sits in which is leaking water so has needed replacing.
Access has been through the outside wall to inside as the soil pipe is internal and boxed in.
Now I was expecting the plumber to fit a ‘rest bend’ but a 90 degree...
Hi, I have a dishwasher that needs to move further back to fit flush with the other units, as is sticking out.
What's in the way is an outflow pipe with 50mm diameter. Replacing it with a 25mm pipe would do the trick.
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I needed to replace the braided water pipe for the hot tap as I was putting everything back together; I placed the female end into the copper pipe and before tightening the nut below it, I thought I'd add some WD40 into the nut just to make it easier to tighten.
I then realised, given it's a...
Seems strange and I may be reading the MI wrong but i dont understand how the return pipe seems to be hotter than the flow.
I have a Vailant EcoTec 438 conventional condensing boiler.
Here's a photo of the install. You can see the plumber put a Magnaclean on what i thought is the return flow...
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I have two indirect water cylinders (Gledhill) connected to a gas boiler (Vaillant). The system is setup/programmed so that the tanks heat up twice a day for about 2 hours. When the tanks start to heat, one of them makes a loud vibrating noise, sometimes for about 15-20 mins, sometimes for...