I have had the poly plumbing pipes from the radiator chased into the wall. For this to be done a slim channel has been cut out of the wall. I need to tile over this now- what is my best bet to fill over this hole and pipes? The channel is very narrow and i dont want to cut out the plaster and...
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I'm after a bit of advice re my squeaky chipboard floor. Before I tile, the boards will need to be screwed down then the backer boards on top.
I just don't have a clue where the plastic central heating pipes are and ,obvs, can't use my detector. The boards either go under kitchen...
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Been to have a look at 4 bathroom floors for a builder and there is a hot water system under 6mm Hardi backer boards, never come across it before so I'm interested if any of you guys would consider tiling onto this and if so what would be your method of apllication as I was thinking...
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I know that UFH should not go under kitchen cabinets or any fixed appliances, but is it ok just to run a single feed and return to the pump by the boiler. I have cabinets covering 2 walls and it would be very difficult to not go under the units to get to the boiler. See the diagram in the...
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I am tiling my bathroom with 400 x 250mm tiles and have to tile over the boxed in soil pipe which is 420mm wide. So what is the correct way to do this, do I use a whole tile and cut a thin strip approx 15mm wide or do I use 2 tiles cut to approx half the width of the boxed in pipes so that...
Hi - Could any one advise what product to use to seal around copper pipes that stick out of tiles e.g. showers, rads ...
i'm looking for a product that does not cause any degredation to the copper over time...
i'm posting here as there seems to be a lot of plumbers saying its the tillers job...
This is about a Victorian conversion property I am buying. I agreed purchase on condition that I fitted out 2 bathrooms.
Builder has constructed the following floor structure:
"The floor make up is as follows.
22mm chipboard glued joints and onto the Ecojoist.
6mm Accusti rubber mat laid over...
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Apologies for what i'm sure is a pretty obvious question:
I'm about to do my second ever tiling job - the kitchen of our new-ish build flat (built 2002).
On taking up the old vinyl tiles I found that the floor around the radiator pipes is plywood - level with the concrete. Each piece of...
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I have no idea if this is acceptable or
not but I have just realised when touching
the floor of the bathroom it does feel
warm in places so I assume there must be hot
water pipes running quite close beneath
the flooring. There is a hot towel rail in
the bathroom which is always on night...
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I am in the process of converting a barn into a dwelling and have installed underfloor heating pipes into 40mm chipboard by routing out pipe channels to lay the pipes in. What would be the best option to fix 10 mm slate tiles to the floor. Options I am considering are,1, tile directly onto...
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Taking a floor up in a bathroom to add noggins and then overboard.
Unscrewed the board and as it was coming out water came with it !! Luckily it's a warm feed for the radiators and they were off on the timer! Bloody plumbers!
Home time I guess :(
Hi peeps is it ok to tile over exposed pipes.in the customers bathroom there's plaster board but the pipes for the water are not flush with the plaster board not much but it kicks the tile,is it ok to tile over this
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I recently bought a victorian house and have now found out that the builders will have to dig up the tiled path to the house in order to replace old lead pipes. I would really like to keep the tiles. I have attached a picture and was wondering the best way to lift them up with minimal...
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i started a thread about tiling over water heat pipes a few weeks ago but came to conclusion didnt want the job as was too risky.
another tiler has come back and said he would fix hardibacker board screwed in to ply batten which are betwen heat pipes and on top of screed .
any views on this.
my...
Ive just seen a job , where the make up of existing floor is : beam and block floor,insulation and then screed on top.
the builder then loose laid the underfloor water fed heating pipes on top of screed ,fixing wooden battens between the pipes so that they could screw the wood floor down on...
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Hi experts,
I need to drill ~25mm and ~12mm holes in 9mm ceramic tiles for pipes and basin fixings. Can anyone tell me what is the best bits to buy? I am only doing my own bathroom (not a pro) and only need these two sizes but should I just buy the 365 set?
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Hi,
I'm 3/4 of the way into a total bathroom update, I've got to a corner with tiling that has a 10" x 10" plasterboard boxing around the main waste, the toilet and basin waste goes through this plasterboard into the main waste.
My problem is.....
Previously there were 200mm x 150mm tiles, the...
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ive had a look at a job recently tiling a bathroom floor. the plumbers have layed like a preformed hard foam with plastic poly pipes running through it.
basically im looking on any advice i can get as ive never tiled over this before and im wondering if i can use nicobond plastic ply...
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I'm hoping to tile my new WC this weekend and there are two 15mm copper pipes coming up through the floor. I am looking at making a neat "slot" in the edge of each tile that is affected. I have a water cooled electric tile cutter that would make the straight cuts but I'm not sure about the...
hi guys been to see a job earlier its a small toilet room that has been tiled about 3 months ago but it looks like the previous tiler has screwed through a a 15mm cold water pipe its a shame because it was a cracking job he screwed 6mm backer to the floor boards with the right sized screws but...