Thanks for the advice and support – pictures of the completed job.

[Mike Strutter]

Nice one mate, looks great

 

[devonmark]

excellento.......

 

[GazTech]

Spot on Mark, you must be overjoyed with the end result......Gaz

 

[CJ]

Top job:yes:

Like the suite as well.

Wife is nagging me to do our bathroom :yawn:

 

[pjtiler]

is there a reason why the basin pipes are,nt concealed within the pedestal where that should be

 

[Mark B]

is there a reason why the basin pipes are,nt concealed within the pedestal where that should be

Hi pjtiler,

Yes - the cavity in the pedestal is very narrow and only just wide enough for the pedestal trap. As I was using chrome pipe with the stainless flexi tap connectors I didn't think it was too much of a problem aesthetically.

Mark.

 

[pjtiler]

Hi pjtiler,

Yes - the cavity in the pedestal is very narrow and only just wide enough for the pedestal trap. As I was using chrome pipe with the stainless flexi tap connectors I didn't think it was too much of a problem aesthetically.

Mark.

it spoils a very nice job mate
sinking them in the wall would have been a better option

 

[Pawelzik]

I like it Mark, hope you could have taken a shower with the house mrs as a reward.

 

[CTD Marie]

One word.


WOW.

Looks like a different room.

The choice of tiles was good room looks clean and fresh.

 

[Fred]

Sweet as a nut m8...............

 

[Mike Strutter]

I like it Mark, hope you could have taken a shower with the house mrs as a reward.

Even if she looks like this?


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[brian c]

it spoils a very nice job mate
sinking them in the wall would have been a better option

it is his first job and he has done very well ,but that is a good point you make about the pipes and something he can think about on his next job.

ALWAYS LEARNING EH!

 

[Mark B]

it spoils a very nice job mate
sinking them in the wall would have been a better option

it is his first job and he has done very well ,but that is a good point you make about the pipes and something he can think about on his next job.

ALWAYS LEARNING EH!

pjtiler & Brian C - thanks for the comments.

I totally agree. Unfortunately there would have been a conflict with the waste pipe together with issues with the stud wall construction. I would have much rather put all of the pipework in the walls, just as the feeds and waste for the bath are through the new stud wall .

But as you say - ALWAYS LEARNING.

Mark

 

[pjtiler]

im not trying to knock the lads workmanship
if i see something thats not right well if some one dont tell him he,ll never learn
ive never been one for bull **** sorry