What would be more useful?

[DHTiling]

i would do plastering as your backgrounds are paramount to a decent finish

you only need basic plumbing to remove and refit a bathroom suite

Not really true... you need to know water bylaws as well.....

 

[mikethetile]

Not really true... you need to know water bylaws as well.....

this is true dave

i was thinking of the practical side of fitting which is basic compared to what plumbers need to know to trade as a plumber

 

[DHTiling]

I agree.. but water bylaws apply to toilets..sinks and baths..

what about bonding installations... anyone installing should know the regs...don't you agree.... but saying that the regs change like our weather...lol lol...

 

[mikethetile]

I agree.. but water bylaws apply to toilets..sinks and baths..

what about bonding installations... anyone installing should know the regs...don't you agree.... but saying that the regs change like our weather...lol lol...

i do agree with you dave

theres also the issue of taking off and refitting rads

so it would be best to attend a course before attempting plumbing

 

[Driveby]

Thanks lads, I think Ill attend the plastering course first then sort a plumbing course in the near future.

Mark

 

[albyshellshear]

i thought you couldnt tile on to scrim plaster if so you wouldnt need a plastering course just to cut plasterboard or backerboards and if you just put a basecoat of plaster to tile onto it wont mater if its not flat and polished finish so if thats so wouldnt a plumbing course be more beneficial to someone starting out ?

 

[faithhealer]

Nice to do everything but I would take one thing at a time

 

[jay]

just a quick question this plastering course what it cover plaster board or :20:solid

 

[Andy Allen]

i would say plumbing cheaper to sub out the plastering than the plumbing

 

[Driveby]

The plastering course will be with NETT, as would the plumbing course.