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Hiya, thank you for watching the video. I am unsure what you are trying to install? Do you have the full name, part name, etc? Milano Infiante??? Thanks Mark

@@markwarner2529 Hi Mark thanks for coming back, we're installing the infinitate autograph yeah, we've since fiound that the space plugs are used for the wall offfset - ruclips.net/video/odOFXQcl74A/видео.html Thanks!

Thank you for watching the video. What I remember is that I used the Easydrive TX Countersunk Concrete Screws from Screwfix or any other DIY store.

Sorry, the backing board is glued and screwed to the wall.

I usually get wallpaper for retail DIY shops. 😀 Unfortunately, I can't buy the frames anymore because they have been discontinued from IKEA. 😭

:-) I recorded all my videos using my Google Pixel phone probably not the right equipment for most people, I guess :-)

@@markwarner2529 thanks. It seems to do the job. I don’t like the fish eye effect some get with the go pros. I’m seriously considering filming for RUclips but I’m a bit camera shy lol.

Thank you for your kind messages :-) I purchased the basin bracket from Screwfix it's called 'RAWLPLUG SINKFIX WASHBASIN FIXING KIT ' I would recommend it... £27.99

@@markwarner2529 You’re welcome my friend. Credit where it’s due. Thanks for the info that’s very helpful as I am going to make a start on my bathroom shortly. I am going to use a toilet frame for a wall hung toilet line the one Roger Bisby fits on Skillbuilder, but I think a full on frame like his is a bit overkill for a basin.

Yes, I did use the Plinth lock's.

Perfect kitchen to use Plinth Lock on. I would love to get your feedback.

Thank you for your comment, I guess everyone is different how someone fits a isolation valve. This is a learning curve and doing something wrong is part of making mistakes and putting it right for the next time. Renovating a bathroom is expensive, and not everybody would want to take on the project. I found this very rewarding when it was finally completed. I could pay someone to install the bathroom for £4-5k but I managed to fit and install the bathroom for just over £1000. Thank you for watching my video. Mark

This is literally what ptfe tape is designed to do. It has no other purpose.

It's one of those things should YOU or NOT put on 'PTFE Tape' on the compression joints. I have seen so many different videos out there. Yes, I have recently started putting PTFE tape around the Olive & Compression joints. I will consider this next time I may think differently at this point. It always plays on people's minds what if. Thank you for watching my video.

Hi Norman, I totally agree with you on the copper pipes and how they look for some reason I did not want to drain the entire system possibly I had the washing machine going that day or something else, I can't quite remember. I do have flexible tap connectors on both Hot and Cold feed under the bath. Thank you for watching my video

Thank you for your message. I will consider this when I do my next refurbishment. I guess everyone is different in how they fit a bath into the wall. The reason why I fitted the tiles first before the bath I didn't want to straight over the bath and prevent an accident or damage to the bath. Thank you for watching my video.

​@@markwarner2529 a lot of the plumbers from eastern bloc tile first, including the floor, they seal up all the holes in the floor then put the bath in on wall battens and seal it to the wall.

@@juliestreet8688 Thanks Julie, I'll keep that in mind for my next one. 🙂Seal all holes on the chipboard floor. wow! I bet they didn't do this 20 years ago 😂I could have done this when I first install the bath, but on the other side where the Lino flooring was placed. I could not take up the original flooring :-( it was so, so, so, sticky underneath I could not lift my foot from the floor, so I decided to leave the original one down, placed the new lino flooring on top and seal around the edges with silicone for a clear finish. Thanks Mark

@@juliestreet8688 We don't do it this way. Bath in first and tile to the top of the bath.

Hiya, no, it's all fitted correctly. I guess if the waste pipe was going the other way I wouldn't need to remove any of the chipboard from the bath. I didn't really want an extra U bend under the bath, so the flow of the water runs away quicker in a straight pipe. Yes, the high end connection does turn 360 depending where the waste pipe is traveling. Hope this makes sense. 🤔 Thanks Mark

Hes using a mcalpine clicker bath waste, brilliant things

​@@markwarner2529 we disconnect the waste from the bath, fit the pipe, reconnect to bath. If still no room for the nut, you can swivel those mcalpine wastes so nut is under fibreglass bit

I agree, he’s fitted the overflow incorrectly.

Hello, no I didn't fit a pressure reducing valve. Our combe boiler is set to 2.5 bars, so I didn't fit one. Thanks Mark

@@markwarner2529 your combi boiler pressure is nothing to do with hot and cold pressure…

Thank you for your comment. Go for it :-) it's a learning curve if you have never tackled a bathroom project yourself. I personally would label the pipes with 'Hot and 'Cold' so you don't get confused when renovating the bathroom. Turn off the water from the mains and fit "Isolation valves" when removing the "Thermostatic mixing valve", so you can continue with the project and turn the water back on. If you don't feel convenient, seek advice from a local plumber near you. I am renovating the bathroom now right I will be publishing the bathroom when it's completed.

Yes, I won't lie. I did use already made Mapei mix, slightly more expensive and JG Speedfit Push fit fittings they are much easier to install. I highly recommend them. Thank you for your comment and watching my video. Thanks Mark

Thank you for your comment that's really nice to hear.

1.5mm? Do you mean a 15mm copper pipe or something else? Thanks Mark

I totally agree, it can be stressful at times, especially moving all the furniture while docating.

Great question. I've never tiled a floor. Slightly nervous on the outcome if all goes wrong and the cost of it. This was my 1st time laying the lion flooring and fitting the shower too. I have watched so many RUclips videos it's unreal. Thank you for your feedback and watching my video. Thanks Mark

Thank you for watching the video. I totally agree it did take a little longer than I originally planned. My wife is happy though :-)

Enjoy its a learning curve if you've never done this before. Good Lock :-) and thank you for watching the video.

@@markwarner2529 First time :)

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you for your message. Yes, I did use a Laser Level to fix the cabinets together as shown in the video. Thanks Mark

Thank you for watching my video. I suggest taking the 'Lock Cover' from both sides and turning the key to see what happens, alternatively turn the 'Lock Barrel' around and try again. I didn't have a problem with the door lock itself. The only, issue I experienced was that fitting the France doors into both rods was challenging and it was getting dark too. I can post a picture of the 'Lock Barrel' on my Instagram if you like? Thanks Mark

Thanks Ian, I leant alot thoughout the whole process of installing the Kitchen specially cutting the worktop. I can't say, I wasn't nervous! :-) Thank you for watching the video.