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Ye not a great song is it? Was the first song on the list

Looks sick bro 👌I bet the customer loves it 👍

@keithbennett5755 She sure did the lino was a bit of a nightmare though but looks good.

Yes it's fine no problem

Just recently started using the orange grit it's a lot smoother.

@primalrenovations7427 yeah the orange in a rectangle tub. Bluegrit is awful. It's like going over artex

@skindawg3615 Ye it's a lot better.

@primalrenovations7427 you're heading in the right direction, then pal. My partner could do with your handboard gets it all over the place

@@skindawg3615 It's a builders hawk it's great 👍

Yes I would top it up so the heating will work. Just keep an eye on the pressure though as you could have a leak potentially

Don't put to much in though because your pressure gauge could be faulty.

You could need a new clock they are easy to fit just plug and play.

Thanks for watching glad I could help. Anything else you want filming in particular I may need doing myself let me know.

Ha not this time ha.

Thanks glad I could help

Glad I could help.

I couldn't use 2x2 all the way round because of the door on the inside. Yes round plastic might be good.

Yes got them replaced without any problems. Thanks for watching

No not really just normal sand and cement

Thank you 😊

Glad it helped

Yes any worktop brackets will do I use the small L shape brackets

This is soffit cladding

Just need to get a good fixing if you miss the joists it could potentially crack or even fall down

Old polystyrene coving is not a good product to have it could be a fire risk.

Yes definitely that's one of the reasons I have done it.

Thanks for watching I could only put one in as the pipe would have been in the way for the other screw. No didn't have stud work just a rubbish brick so put a longer screw in to get a better fixing.

@@primalrenovations7427 Ah, I see what you're saying. I've a similar job to do for a family member (So don't want to take it on unless I'm happy I won't screw it up.) The wall is a solid garage wall, I'm guessing dry-lined, and tiled. Looking at the protruding pipes, I can see some evidence of plaster around them, for some reason. So I guess I will need to put a rawlplug on long screws, and try and get to the brick wall, which I hate doing. Might have to politely refuse this one - we are currently on good terms 🙂

@concunningham9795 It's easier than it looks if you drill a slightly bigger hole through the tile like a 6/8mm then use the 5.5mm drill bit for the brick you can pass the red plug through the wall tiles into the brick and just use a screwdriver to tighten it up.

@@primalrenovations7427 Cheers for that - I'm looking at other things like CoreFix, and DuoPower - all new to me. The CoreFix seems to be quite proud of the Tile, so I think this might be an issue for the base of the mounting brackets that slip over the pipes. I'll hold fire until I'm up there next weekend - there's only a small part of the wall tiled for the shower. I might poke a few judicious holes in a different part of the wall and try to verify that it's D&D, and figure out how much of a void there is. If you ever find yourself in Ireland, I owe you a pint!

@concunningham9795 Well if you have any questions don't hesitate to ask. Cheers

Ha yes hadn't noticed that before. 🦇🦇

There is a full playlist of videos on my channel.

@@primalrenovations7427 hi looked can't find part one have you link please 🙂

@@kevinbird7698 I'm not sure where it has gone then. Sorry

I used it in my living room and along as you have the wood slightly longer it holds every time.

@@primalrenovations7427 From the video and logically speaking, the only way to rest the T-bar is on the wall. If you've got a room 6*6m or so, this wouldn't really work as it would need a wall to rest on. Unless I'm missing something...