Bath skills
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Re: Bath skills
Did you like his use of expanding foam to join the soil pipes? He was a bit stingy with it around the WC but proper went for it where plastic meets cast under the bath. Something that has cost the home owner £300 to date (ala 3 x blockages) and is going to cost a further £420 to remove completelythescruff wrote:Thats bad.
Was it a professional.
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Re: Bath skills
The bath was were the bath is now situated and he jacked it up to try and get the fall on the soillockie wrote:What on earth was that toilet on blocks for ? Ive never seen anything like that before. Has the customer been to trading standards etc ?
Which he failed to do BTW (in fact it runs up hill at one point) and the customer is not exactly the tallest in the world either, there are also 6 x 90deg bends before it enters the stack, which I might add the run double backs on it's self twice.
His solution.... Yes love i'll come back and fit a saniflow... err it's the only toilet in the property, although I didn't for a second think he would be up on his regs
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Re: Bath skills
Mrs Inky once rented a ground floor flat where the toilet was up on a couple of breeze blocks.
Had to make her a little wooden step-up - coz she's only short.
Had to make her a little wooden step-up - coz she's only short.
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Re: Bath skills
You can get proper fittings to raise the toilet for OAP and infirm persons.
Never seem them on blocks however.
John
Never seem them on blocks however.
John
Growing old is compulsory, growing up is not!
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Re: Bath skills
wow thats bad, i would have kicked them off the job befor they got that far.
thats the problem with these mybuilder type sites, anyone can get up then get all there mates to put on good reviews.
back in the day people asked about localy and people recomend people on past experiances, everyone knows someone thats had some work done at some point
thats the problem with these mybuilder type sites, anyone can get up then get all there mates to put on good reviews.
back in the day people asked about localy and people recomend people on past experiances, everyone knows someone thats had some work done at some point
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Re: Bath skills
speed wrote:wow thats bad, i would have kicked them off the job befor they got that far.
thats the problem with these mybuilder type sites, anyone can get up then get all there mates to put on good reviews.
back in the day people asked about localy and people recomend people on past experiances, everyone knows someone thats had some work done at some point
Exactly!
I get a few emails each week from these types of sites wanting to advertise, but I don't even reply to them.
Doing poor work to that kind of standard and getting paid for it should be punishable by a prison sentence
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Re: Bath skills
You dont see tiling that bad often....
Seen a toilet sat on a bit of ply before, but never quite like that
Seen a toilet sat on a bit of ply before, but never quite like that
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Re: Bath skills
Old posts, but the newer members such as ROC and CR may have missed them...
Tiling on a par with this one.... topic6010.html
And strangely fitted toilet, like this washroom-instalation-t8082.html
Tiling on a par with this one.... topic6010.html
And strangely fitted toilet, like this washroom-instalation-t8082.html
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Re: Bath skills
well hopefully the customer has learn their lesson. I know it is a hard pill for some of the general public to swallow but the cheapest is the cheapest for a reason. in the end you are forced to pay twice...
sites like that only make it a race to bottom.
sites like that only make it a race to bottom.