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- Wet cutter mitre 600 x 300 porcelain posted by Lazerjules. Hi all I am looking to purchase a new wet cutter and after reading the forum it seems the RUBI nd200 or the Norton TT200 are rated quite well and would be contenders. However, I have 600 x...
- Who can identify the problem here? Crazy paving tiling - dodgy subfloor? posted by James stibbs. Following some cracked grout and then cracked tiles, I've lifted a couple of tiles in my bathroom this morning to find what you can see in the photos. I'd like to re-lay replacement tiles but......
- Need help with this Saniflo posted by vic89. Morning everyone My second job today is a saniflo macerator only connected to a toilet. Got called out to this one last week and let me tell you that toilet pan was Grimm, it was macerating...
- Central heating system drained, leaks repaired and now gushing flowing noises in radiators and pipes posted by Martell. I had a new boiler installed 3 years ago. Recently, I called in a plumber to fix leaking radiator valves. He drained the system and repaired the leaking valves. He also fitted 2 TRVs on 2...
- Height of an Air Admittance Valve in a bathroom posted by Paul Cockhill. Hi Everyone I am fitting an air admittance valve to a stack pipe in a bathroom, see pictures. A separate washbasin waste pipe and bath waste pipe are also connecting to the soil pipe. I have...

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