Bath panel????

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What about wedging it in with expanded polyethylene foam 5mm or 8mm. That wouldn't need cutting. It would just slide out... Just an idea
 
I just wedge and Silicon.
Personally, if its done right it shouldnt need access.
I read a thread on swedish mikes forum, that man is loon balls, he says he would recommend EVERY water joint to have a access panel , EVERYWHERE , imagine all over your house, access panels in ceilings, walls and floors , unless i read it wrong this is what i thought he was saying, i think rob(CR) was having a bit of a 'debate' on it
 
As a human, SwedishMike is a complete goon that would benefit from a good hiding. However, I live in Norway specialising in wetrooms, and if regulations are same in Sweden as they are here, he's right. Every water joint inside a wall must have an inspection hatch, end of story.
 
As a human, SwedishMike is a complete goon that would benefit from a good hiding. However, I live in Norway specialising in wetrooms, and if regulations are same in Sweden as they are here, he's right. Every water joint inside a wall must have an inspection hatch, end of story.

And if you see the plumbing in some of the new build now every joint should just be left visible!!!!!
 

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