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Since Aug this year, all bathrooms that has a wooden construction...
Lip board or other non plasterboard must be used (plasterboard is forbidden)
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then this must be put on the lip board & the floor.
You mix a special compound (like glue) to put this up......
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then you can tile the bathroom.

It's getting so crazy over here in Sweden with thier bathrooms, the rules are changing all the time and it's getting more expensive for people to renovate their bathrooms.
But now we have this rot avdrag..............the customer only pays 50% of the work cost and the tax office pays the other 50%....
So all those jobs under the table are gone !...........
 
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Kakelman

Bathroom I finished last year - Even thou all the walls are not tiled- it's still a wet room. Rules over here in Sweden are so strict - plus you must be a member of the Swedish tilers association before you can renovate any bathrooms - plus they send out inspectors to look at your work- if you have broke the rules & there are so many - then your licence will be taking away from you- membership is £700 a year
P.s_ I was Limco before ( but could not remember my password )- wow that was 10 years
Ago - where did all the time go ?

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This was bathroom finished last month
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Panels so you can get to the joints in the pipe work, joints in any pipework, like soldered copper or plastic joints, any joint in pipework ? This swedish mile fellow said in sweden you had to have access to every joint just in case it leaks ? I thought he was talking his usual poo out of mouth , but As usual he was backed by some of the powers thst be on here ?
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Something like this
 
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Kakelman

Panels ! okay- I think he was talking about inspection locks - if water pipes that are joined and inside the wall - then yes ! you have to have panels to get to these pipes incase there is a leak- plus it is also forbidden to have any water pipes coming up from the floor- they have to come out from the wall- as I said, the rules for a wet room over here are crazy- but you have to follow them or your licence will be taking away from you......
 

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Wow, thats amazing , all the pipework with joints has to have a panel.so at a shower head or valve you literally have a couple of access panels right in front of you while showering ?
ha e you any pictures of these mate, imstruggling to get my tiny brain around this ?
Does the same apply all around a house, every pipe joint you have to have access too? Im really curious as in britain there would literally be a panel on every wall and ceiling snd floor in every room as pipe joints are everywhere .
Houses in Sweden must look weird !
 
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Kakelman

Okay ! lets see if I can explain this a bit better - when water pipes have been joined ( pressed ) and they are in the wall - then a access panel must be used-
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this access panel will be on the other side of the wall ( not in the bathroom ) - could be in the bedroom or hallway......if this is not possible- then it will be in the bathroom
If the water pipes are old- they will be replaced with this ( photo enclosed ) 70836010_232584557706055_1919763503923344118_n.jpg
This will be in the outer wall - In Sweden, we call this Safety water installations - all new water pipes will be controlled here- as I said, there are so many rules over here with bathrooms
 
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Italy

Okay ! lets see if I can explain this a bit better - when water pipes have been joined ( pressed ) and they are in the wall - then a access panel must be used-
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this access panel will be on the other side of the wall ( not in the bathroom ) - could be in the bedroom or hallway......if this is not possible- then it will be in the bathroom
If the water pipes are old- they will be replaced with this ( photo enclosed ) View attachment 111991
This will be in the outer wall - In Sweden, we call this Safety water installations - all new water pipes will be controlled here- as I said, there are so many rules over here with bathrooms
even in Italy the systems are like this.
 

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