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Looks like an inline scale reducer? Push fit maybe?
Edit - due to me being completely wrong 😱😱😱
Edit - due to me being completely wrong 😱😱😱
condy neutraliser as there on sep tank
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Thx are they any good?
Thats why I did not recognise it then. Don’t get many of them in Brum.
Never seen one of those beforeyes flange reducer
they do there job needs changing every year
they do there job needs changing every year
I haven’t read any of the other replies - but if it is all about learning, why restrict it to uber established guys. Surely newbies would find it more informative?
As much bitching as learning so far.
Maybe, however as it`s Friday night and I`ve already brought the popcorn & beers don`t go closing it until punches are thrown eh.
Fat chance of that, gonna be tears and resignation letters by June I reckon.
my ex could do with a flange reducer
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Just did a Vaillant boiler service and had to replace those 2 rubber hoses which kept leaking and blocking up. You won’t believe how much crap I found :/
Just did a Vaillant boiler service and had to replace those 2 rubber hoses which kept leaking and blocking up. You won’t believe how much crap I found :/
Come on you two agree to disagree and move on your turn H what you got bud . Kop
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What's the shower valve in the second bathroom?
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Recent bathroom install, the basin drawer unit came damaged so couldn't install it.
Very tidy Craig did you tile it aswell? My job is before and after photos i did it all customer supplied the materials all came from Easy bathrooms in Norwich you will find it online if your interested here's a better picture . Kop
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I am a GSE, not a plumber, and dont do bathrooms. But how would you maintain or replace the bath trap? Not having a go - I know this is now normal - but I have never understood why, for example, one would fit taps between the wall and the side of the bath. I was always taught, and I thought it was required under plumbing regs, that all fittings should be accessible,
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Thanks, really enjoyed this job, me and my apprentice did everything except the tiling and electrics, it was just a square room when we started.
Nice work, I was looking at the first pics thinking the bathroom looked a little dated for a new install 😀. Had a look at the shower, I thought with the push buttons it was a digital bar shower but they must be mechanical?
Nice work, I was looking at the first pics thinking the bathroom looked a little dated for a new install 😀. Had a look at the shower, I thought with the push buttons it was a digital bar shower but they must be mechanical?
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Future maintenance is always an issue with designs like this. It's always discussed with the customer before we go ahead. We supply an extra 2 boxes of matching spare tiles so that if access is ever needed, we can remove tiles from the panel, fix any issues and re tile.
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