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Thank you for your bathroom videos Rob. I'm currently going through the planning process for my own bathroom and would appreciate a detailed video on the stages needed in order to complete the project. (think its called first fix, second fix, etc) I.e. clearing out old fixtures, stud walls, plumbing, wiring, type of flooring removal/replacing ready for tiling, ceiling etc, etc. Best wishes

Love this Rob. 👍🏾

Some good helpful advice. I've shared this 👌

Should be best solution to stop water leaks from upstairs bathrooms!

Thank you

Hi Rob. For sealing waste traps I would suggest to don't use acetoxy silicones as they dissolves many types of rubber seals. Only neutral or polymer/hybrid, If you are using Dow brand use 785N. also I have bad memories with those 'trade wipes' be careful on all plastic's and resins. They are not designed for degreasing before silicone sealing as they have Aloe Vera (to keep your hands moisten) and other rubbish that silicone wont stick to. Plain acetone (be careful with this one) or denatured alcohol works best. Do you think that those cement boards with gaps in between will help you with any moisture ? Last month I've redone 2 years old bathroom that was completely failed by cowboys , and between plywood and cement boards everything was covered with mould, I think it's just makes a pocket for moisture. For standard bathrooms we always using decoupling mats , it's completely waterproof ( if installed correctly) and isolates from small movements from subfloor. But anyway nice video, I wish there was more when I was learning the trade Cheers

Excellent thank you

Mcalpine supply a tightening tool with their waste and nassboards supply one with their wet tray formers

Hi there great video. Can I ask you a question please? If you surveyed a possible customers bathroom for a tray, how do you find out which way the joists are running etc? presuming the floor has tiles so no way of looking underneath. thank you .

Thanks so much for this video big help. If I was installing direct onto concrete floor I'm guessing it would have to go on a plinth? Is there anything in particular to look out for when installing a plinth.

Hi, good video. Just wondered if theres a recommended minimum thickness for the sand and cement?

Do they not have trays with lips as a part of them, rather than relying on silicone, which will shrink and crack?

Do you use shower and bath seal tape for your shower installations?

5 different plumbers have been round to my property to have a look at installing a walk in shower for me, and all 5 i never seen or heard from again, guess i must have a nightmare bathroom.

Great Video, I need to use a shower trap like yours due to the low profile stone resin tray and the wirquin that came with the tray leaked - what's the flow rate of the trap your using / manufacturer please?

My fitter put tiles first and tray after😲 I said tiles need to seat on top of tray and he said I promis you it wont leak

How do you finish this with membrane please??

Thank you. Where is the video about preparing the floor etc before ciment.

Where are the pipes for the shower ?

Your backing from Topps I can on both side what are you backing onto ???

Is silicon enough round the edge as it ages and shrinks? Will it not leak eventually

Shouldn't you fully install the waste to the tray before laying the tray?

I wouldn't do that, because if you leak that would be nightmare to fix

No upstand or tanking🙄

Do you really have a need to put the sand/cement mix down on such a sound floor as that is

Hi - what do you use to seal the floorboards?

Hi m8, what make of shower waste would you recommend, one a can get from screwfix etc, flomasta, McAlpine etc

if you silicone rubber seals you will never get them undone i thought you wore noted supposed to silicone rubber seals

Thank you