this is obviously a tricky one as no one here is able to advise... it is the last job to do now as all else is done and looking pretty good...even if i do say so myself :)
anyhow the wifes happy which is a good sign.. :D
not strictly a tiling problem, but i am fitting the bathroom and tiling. i am fitting the sink and i have found that a pipe is slightly out of place and the semi pedestal for the sink will not quite fit by about 1/2 inch. i cannot move the pipe without major upset, so, my question for the experts is...
thank god for that.. and thank you for posting your advice :) i have gone ahead and sealed it but not yet tiled that area..hoping for someone to give the advice you have just provided. next time i will make sure to check if the material is suitable for the job [b]before[/b] using it... thanks again
is mdf safe to use at the end of a bath if well sealed with unibond sealer before tiling over using waterproof adesive and wetroom grouting?. :? i have already put the mdf up and would not like to have to rip it out to put hardboard in as recomended on this forum..i have enough to do without that......
tiling going well here but still worrying about the mdf..if no response here i will go with sealing with waterproof pva sealer [unibond] and shall tile over before using waterproof grout afterwards. my thinking is that the hotwater cystern is at the back of it so it should be dry 99 percent of the t...
thanks for that..it was the hot water valve as you said, i have now put a new one in and all is now well at this stage...now to move on to the tiling :roll:
thanks again
i am in the middle of fitting a new bathroom suite and i am at that stage where everything is back in after ripping out and replacing bath,toilet and sink. the cold water is running ok, but the hot is being stubborn and won't come back on. i have refitted the pipes exactly as they where originally s...
this problem of copper pipes corroding. does this apply to under plaster as well? as i am planning to bury pipes in bathroom under plaster before tiling on top.. i have only one tee joint [compression joint] and the rest of the pipe has been bent to shape, so i am not too worried about access, the i...
