BATHROOM RENOVATION PROBLEM | Can it be fixed in time? | PART 3
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Bathroom renovation problems carry on with one that needs sorting out very fast otherwise it has a huge knock on effect!!
This bathroom is throwing everything it can at me....but its real world plumbing
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I feel your pain! Some guys would have fitted it "as is" and when the customer noticed it they would say "it wasn't like that when I left it". Real world plumbing indeed - well done you.
Thanks mate….. it’s gotta be right👍🏼
Mark maybe consider just levelling the battens to the wall for the bath first, and then dropping bath down onto the fixed battens and adjusting feet, then bath levelling would be an easier process I think.
So many ways to do the same job👍🏼
Great video what i use to do was get a piece of say 3 ply cut to the shape of the bath and leave loose then the tiler has no chance of dropping any tiles or tile adhesive into bath or onto the taps.
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About 15years ago I had a similar sort of experience where I was chopping a waste hole out and a piece piece of brick shot out and hit the bath roll which was leaning against the wall behind me. After checking the bath I noticed that the ricocheting piece of brick had taken a piece out of the roll. As the customer had supplied the bathroom equipment and had secured a good deal on the bath as it was no longer in production and the production company gone out of business (one of the best bath companies at the time, Harold Moore)I contacted my supplier who sent one of their operatives out with some ultra fine wet and dry and a bottle of Tcut. In around 2 hours he had smoothed the chip out and polished to such a degree it looked better than original. Best 25 quid I’ve ever spent
Perfect end result👌🏼👌🏼
I'm a lorry driver off work with a broken shoulder, came across one of your videos and now I'm hooked. I enjoy carrying out DIY and maintenance on my own home , but love watching a professional. Can tell your a man who takes great pride in his work and not just wanting to bodge and scarper to the next job. Keep up the good work mate
Thanks mate, kind words….. glad your enjoying the content while your on the mend…. Wish you a quick recovery
A tip an old mate showed me once was Brasso and a rag will polish fairly deep marks out of a bath, I'm not sure this would have polished out on your job but I was once on a job where a sparks dropped his screwdriver in a bath that had been tiled in, I spent a good half hour polishing it and honestly I was amazed, you couldn't tell what so ever where the mark was, I just though this might help someone else out in the future, great video as always mate
Nice little tip that Tom…. Gotta love an old school way of sorting a problem.
This was a chip more than a mark, could feel it with your nail 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
@@MJTiffPlumbing You can polish out some quite deep scratches from baths especially on the edge use some brasso and wet and dry then use g3 compound and t cut. Surprised you didn't remove all the old tile adhesive left on the walls beforehand
I dropped a tile on a bath from the top row! Chipped the bath in two places.
Chatted with the client who was in the building trade and he had a number for bath chip repair! Not cheap but if the bath is tiles in and can’t be removed it’s a better option than ripping out! Hope this helps anyone with butter fingers!
@@jimmypage1 I thought that haha I would have had it all cleaned off, floated to flat and true, and tanked, because I'm the one doing the tiling!
@@jeromeroddy4931 I immediately cover the bath with a sheet of OSB and tape up the taps with bubble wrap. Gives you somewhere to stand, serves as a work table and protects the bath from damage.
Absolutely gutted for you mate, fare dues to you, keep up the good work pal.
Thanks pal
I'm watching this on a Sunday night,
Hope you have an easy week. 👍
Thanks buddy
I love this video series, as I did a bathroom for a family member and it went in the same vein as this. Its easy to think and feel unprofessional in front of a client when everything is against you.
Well done for showing real world plumbing to the public, warts and all.
Keep up the good work.
Cheers David
Thankyou David… glad you are enjoying the content
Hi Mark, I’m enjoying this bathroom series, yep it’s a nightmare about that chip, Dave is a star at Plumb base.
I enjoyed that copper and soldering, thank you, job is coming on nicely now.
I hope there is no more problems and look forward to the next episode, have a great week, take care, regards, Chris. 👍👍👍
Hey Chris… yep Dave is a star, always goes the extra to keep us going…. Can’t ask for a better merchant..👍🏼👍🏼
Love the way you keep going Mark! Your better than Netflix with all the drama you go through! You're doing great!
Hahaha…. Thanks mate, appreciate that…
Maybe I should pitch it to Netflix 🤣
@@MJTiffPlumbing wow that would be so cool!
Thanks for the videos, Marc!
Once the bath is in I often cap off and remove the bath taps to make it easier for my tiler and silicone man. I pop them back on at 2nd fix. Keep up the good work buddy 👏
Thanks mate 👍🏼👍🏼
brilliant attitude on discovering bad bit on bath after taking off polythene protection id be going mental , love the coolness of the way to solve the problem great job glad to see your taking out everything prior to new bath being collected , lvelly jubbly job budy ,
Thank you mate👍🏼👍🏼
Great video Mark. What a nightmare to discover the chip though. The annoyance of having to redo what you’ve already done can knock the spirits, especially after a long day. You’re right about good relations with your suppliers. An extra tin of quality street this Christmas 😃. Keep up the good work. Marcus.
They may get a bit more this year 🤣😉😉
Got to love the merchants. The amount of radiators I do and you dress them hang them only to find a chip. Take it back no issue replace and carry on. Only down side is that you can't get that time back. 👍👍👍
Yep always build a good relationship with your merchants
Many bath don't have holes at all for the taps anymore. Many modern bathroom have the taps in the wall instead.
Yep hence having to drill them out
Pain when that happens mate, but as long as you have a good supplier you just have to get on with it. As for cellophane I always remove it and check bath but even then small scratches can be missed
Yep the lads at Plumbase are brilliant
I know that feeling - just as packing up you see a problem. Although the battens were in place and the feet screwed down I always put a fixing to stop[ the bath pulling forward. Unlikely to be needed as silicone holds it against the wall - but like you say - we all have our little quirks!! Where are the shower pipes going in as they usually come off the hot and cold bath feed!! If access behind the wall then no need for channelling in the pipework before tiling of course.
As said in the video it was secured underneath to stop it moving… always secured👍🏼
Shower is one just coming off the taps on this job, that’s what the customer wanted👍🏼👍🏼
I saw the chip on the bath when you were marking off where the taps were going to fit
Wish I had🤣🤦🏻♂️
Great job mate proper way to fit a bath
Thanks buddy 👍🏼👍🏼
Hi Mark. Feel for you buddy. All that work then you find chip. I always keep the plastic on anything I do just in case I drop something. It’s all good now mate. Looking forward to the next one. Hope you have a good week. 👍
Thanks buddy 👍🏼👍🏼
Try Milliput Superfine White to repair the chip. Once dry it can be polished, works a treat. 👍
Hard to know what to do at times isn’t it mate whether to take plastic wrapper off or not. 99.9 % of the time it would have been fine just really unfortunate I was feeling your pain it’s right in the pit of your stomach that. That’s real world plumbing just when you think your getting on well biff bam bop it knocks you onto the canvas. You did well another fantastic video and thanks for taking the time to explain and teach. You’d make an excellent trainer for the next generation of plumbers you really would. How long do you give the silicone on the bath waste before testing it and is that always the first thing you do for that very reason. Cheers Mark top man.
these things happen at some point great content as always fairplay to plumb base great content as always mark 👊👌
Yep the lads are spot on👍🏼👍🏼
Unfortunately this is very common place. I was in the middle of a big two rad install in December. Whole system drained, new pipes thru the floor etc etc, I hung the second rad and found the lower corner at the front completely folded over. Had to have been dropped off a truck. Little bit more care from the handlers and probably bit more money spent on proper packaging would eliminate this. Luckily he got it from City plumbing locally and was instantly swapped no questions.
Yep city plumbing are top notch…. 👌🏼👌🏼
Love the full strip out jobs like this, great work buddy 👍
Thanks mate…… it’s coming together now….. Part 4 coming Sunday😉
@@MJTiffPlumbing hopefully this will earn you a couple of easy ride bathrooms next!
Great videos. Some patience u have and turn out great quality work
Thank you! Cheers!
Not heard of using braso but I do use barkeepers friend, even takes maring off of porcelain, amazing stuff
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Brilliant Mark.
Thanks mate
How frustrating about the damage on the bath, but the plumbing merchants come up trumps for you, coming on a treat 😎
Yep can’t fault the guys at Plumbase 👌🏼👌🏼
I can't stop watching this channel only found it last week and now playing catchup and i'm not even a plumber but a sole trader so understand you ethics to work and customers 😀😀👍👍
Welcome aboard mate…. Thanks for the kind words…👍🏼👍🏼
What do you do out of interest??
Hi Mark i'm a landscaper so dealing with customers exspectations all the time LOL
Hahah…. Nice one mate…… 👍🏼👍🏼
You know exactly what it’s all about then😉👌🏼
Great watch as always Mark keep the videos coming 👍👍😘
Thanks buddy
Now that is fantastic from Plumbase. I have ordered for supplies from Yfood, looking forward to trying them out and hopefully a healthier workday meal. Great video Mark thanks 👏👏👍
Yer the Plumbase lot are great guys…
You will like the YFood buddy, it’s a great shake for when you need a meal replacement.
What flavours did you go for
@@MJTiffPlumbing looking forward to trying it out later on this week 👍
@@MJTiffPlumbing took delivery of the drinks starter pack and also a starter box of the bars, came in today so that’s tomorrow lunch sorted 👍
Another great video. 👍🏼
Glad you enjoyed it👍🏼👍🏼
That’s an absolute 🤬 when that happens, you get the paros for the whole job now wondering if someone else might scratch it,
Fare play to your supplier for the fast turnaround,
Great video
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Yep Plumbase came through a treat👌🏼👌🏼
Cheers for another top video, your better than me at spotting that chip, did my bathroom could have sworn i checked the new bath over only to tile the full bathroom and pull the celophane off the bath to discover a tiny mark on the front edge i was well miffed i think i didnt spot it cause of the celophane keep meaning to get some white epoxy to disguise it or summat, 100% with the wall battens biggest reason the silicone fails is movement, take care
Thanks buddy…👍🏼👍🏼
Evening Mark. Bang unlucky with that bath, but equally as lucky getting a replacement as quick as you did. As for the folding bucket for the benefit of others - amazing bit of kit. Mines a 12L too but think I'm gonna get another (larger) for working under boilers.
Looking forward to the next part, also if it's possible mate it'd be interesting to see this leccy underfloor heating as well?
Keep up the good work 👍
Thanks mate….. got the tilers in tomorrow so will try and grab some footage of the matting
@@MJTiffPlumbing sounds good 👍
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Keep up your good work mate sorry for a late comment had some really bad news today best plumber on RUclips as well as plumb like tom 👍🙏❤️
Thanks buddy…. Hope all is ok
@@MJTiffPlumbing did you my what's app mark mate
Nice content bud👍🏻 it’s a pain in the a**e when that happens, would you consider an enamel repair kit? They’re not cheap and it’s a bit of a gamble on colour match but it works. I also carry compound in the van to polish out fine scratches too, and a metal compound for screens just in case!
Was easier to swap it out to be fair, if it was in and tiled etc I have the kits to sort it but this was swapped easy enough
The joys of how such a little scratch like that can completely change your original plans. At least plu base pulled through. 😂
Yep, could cause a huge issue if the customer had got the suite of the internet…. That’s why it’s always best to let the fitter supply and hope they have a good relationship with the merchant…. Like I do…. So things like this get sorted assp
That's happened to me a couple of times on steel baths though, a nightmare chip
Indeed mate
...I felt your pain Mark (no pun intended) when the protection film was removed. Should have been addressed at source by supplier before issued to Dave (Plumbase) so hope he gave due feedback but this doesn't help you and client. Great all sorted for next day with all concerned. Insight into tap holes with overflow and offset waste positions most helpful warning. Great to see the continued resolve...🍌👌
Thanks buddy….. yep I literally thought “oh no”….. but it’s Real World Plumbing as we know
Great vid as usual same thing happened to me last year with chip in bath all plumbed in and tiled took film off at the end stood back to admire the aaaggghh shit happened big chip in bath only i bought mine off ebay never again always take wrapping of first now
Nightmare 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Great vlog mark,I enjoy watching your vlogs on my way into work on the train. Question for you, how do you know how much water to drain from the top level of the house if your doing works?. As always great content keep it coming!
Thanks mate……. Glad you like them 👍🏼👍🏼
Open the air vent and let it drain for a while then crack a valve and you will either still get water or you will hear the sucking sound of the system draining, then you know your all good
Coming on nicely. 👌 What size timbers do you normally use to batten out the bath? I hate them brackets too. Bath in house I rent is on with them and I've had to resilicon it a few times now as the outside edge just moves a bit and splits it over time. Timber frame is the way to go.
Meant to ask are you doing the bathroom in the new build bit too once it's built ?
Yes mate, doing all the plumbing and heating in the new build bit👍🏼
Batons as big as you like…. To be fair, as long as it’s a solid support
Class little video again mark! Gutting when you get a damaged bath, throws everything out unfortunately, but that was a solid turn around
For the bath, I always use my laser, I set the bath up the exact same way as you do, then set my laser up to the bottom lip of the bath, then I've got a laser line around the room at the high to put my battens in, works a treat and saves struggling trying to mark up under the bath 👌
Cheers buddy….. yep can’t fault the team at Plumbase…👍🏼👍🏼
Good shout with the laser👌🏼
@@MJTiffPlumbing I try to use my plumbase more but it's just so far away for me which is a shame cause they're a good bunch up my end too
But yeah, give the laser a go on your next bath, you won't look back
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Excellent as ever
Thanks buddy
I've been watching your videos for a few months now as I've just moved into my first house and we're renovating quite a few areas. We've had so many problems ordering a bath. The first one we ordered got last in transit (honestly I still don't know how that's possible), then the second one arrived damaged so we decided to try a different place instead. The third bath that arrived was also damaged and we refused delivery of it. Like you say it's been weeks now trying to sort it out and getting refunds and in the end we've just picked one up from a local Wickes that we were able to fit in the car. Nightmare!
Sounds like a right pain…. Hope you get it sorted
QUESTION: How are City/town main sewer vented?
Do you use a vapor barrier behind the plasterboard when boarding to a loft?
Great video, shows real life plumbing. I'm not a trades but DIY. Is the use of non soldered joints geniunely down to cost, or are the pre soldered ones less reliable?
Thanks mate….. down to cost to be honest, end feed are a lot cheaper
@@MJTiffPlumbing ah cheers, il stick to my pre soldered, just about got confidence on those 😂
Got there in end mate top job has allways 👍
Was a long slog this one🤣
@@MJTiffPlumbing looked it mate
Use too delver for P T S and when I checked everything off the truck always checked for impact damage,as sometimes the plumber blamed the driver 😂the cameras are a good thing these days,
Job looking nice,👍👍👍👍
Thanks buddy 👍🏼👍🏼
I felt your pain there I have fitted carpets before when on the last cut you notice a fault....😡
Nightmare ain’t it…… you literally sit there and think why me🤣🤦🏻♂️
Evening Mark, in Scotland when fitting baths we always put the hot tap furthest away from reach, mainly for kids safety reasons, does this apply down south also? Great video 👌
Hot is always on the left here buddy….. 👍🏼
Hi Mark, in one of your previous videos you used an expanding pipe insert bung on a broken pipe that allows you to stop the flow, and you could slide a new isolator valve along the tool handle.
If you know what I'm talking about could you please let me know where and what sizes I can get?
It was a nerrad product…… can’t remember the name
are u not putting a TMV on it?
No buddy…..
Yet another example of the difficulties the self employed tradesman had to encounter. Excellent rapport with your wholesaler pays dividends - sadly not your time tho. 😮
Indeed it does mate….. gotta see them all right
It happens.
I never unpack and been caught out more than once and I will get caught again. Life is a bowl of cherries and I'm one of the pips
Hahah so true
Absolute pain when that happens 😫. TBH I try and leave the plastic on until the end I of the job (ie. Even when the tiler is there, just peeling back enough to seal the edges, waste etc.). Have had a bath damaged late on in a job and worked out cheaper to get the bath fixed by one of the cosmetic surgeon guys than have to rip it all out and start again.
That’s what I was doing until I spotted this issue… good job I spotted it when I did!!!
Rewind the video and you can see the mark in the bath when your cutting the tap holes out.
Bath Waste is a Mcalpine HC2650UK for anyone interested. They are great as you dont need a seporat trap so a little money saving and 1 less joint.
So you can 😮😮
17:00 how do you replace the tub?
Great work and video as always mate.
A question if I may; why did you use a 22x15 reducer rather than a 22x15x22 tee?
I guess the end effect was the same.......as a non plumber.......just out of interest.
Ta very much and keep up the great videos
I keep 22mm equal tees and reducers so I can put them into whatever end I need them….. both way works but this way gives more options👍🏼
@@MJTiffPlumbing Good man, thanks for the explanation
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Hi why did you not put on full bore isolation tapes to bath or put in access to isolate LJ
Watch part 4
Need a folding bucket! is the one you use the 12L or the 20L version, thanks
Mine is the 12litre one mate👍🏼
Similar thing happened to me, ordered a load of new rads and left them wrapped up (ironically so they didn't get damaged) then when my plumber came a few weeks later to install them, found loads of dents and chips - nightmare
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i woulf of changed the bath aswell the amount they charge for magicman to come out cheaper to get a new bath
Yep and it was done straight away swapping it… great service by Plumbase
Nightmare
I’d pay for a magic man to repair that.
Quicker to just swap it out… just a bit of time lost but it’s real world plumbing
Amazon .... Kraemer set... works wonders for silly things like that
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Was it a pain to remove the rubber washer on the bath waste due to the silicone or do you just get a new trap kit/washers?
Just wiped the silicone off and resealed on the new bath
Great video as per 🙌🔥🙌
Thanks Mac…… you can guess there was some choice words off camera 🤣🤦🏻♂️
@@MJTiffPlumbing 100% I felt your pain 😂
🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️…… literally just had to connect it up and away I would of been….🤣🤦🏻♂️
@@MJTiffPlumbing you did right checking it first before fitting the second one.
I was always told to keep the film on baths incase tilers or other trades damaged it. I quickly realised the film wouldn’t make a jot of difference after taking film off (like this install) to find a manufacturer defect 👍👍
Yep I know what you mean 👍🏼
The bath manufacturers always tell you to take the film off before installation, I always do that and then once the bath is installed I immediately cover it with padding and a sheet of plywood. I've learned this the hard way too 😅
Here we go 🙌🏻
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@@MJTiffPlumbing shitter about the mark on the bath. Similar issue for me when I ordered a shower tray when I had the bathroom re-done last year!
Is that a wasps nest next to the rad pipes ?
Yep…. Empty thankfully
Interesting video! I’ve got a bit of trade experience as a labourer with my dad as a building contractor, possibly been offered a job as an ‘apprentice plumber / fixer’ but not if at 30 I would be too old to train? What are your thoughts?
Never to old mate…… go for it, you won’t regret it
@@MJTiffPlumbing cheers mate, hoping that at 30, working at a merchants for 2 years, plus 1 year with DynoRod on the dirty side of water puts me in good steed at this interview, if anything shows I’m not afraid to get my hands dirty 😂
Exactly mate….. wish you all the luck👍🏼👍🏼
Typical finding the chip after almost connected the bath buggers the rest of the week up for you thats life
Oh mate I was so annoyed…… left it covered to not get it damaged then this happens, thank god Dave at Plumbase got it sorted within 14hours
is that the 20L or 12L orange foldable bucket? cheers
I use the 12L mate
Could you do a q/a one day?
Certainly will mate, will do a live on on Sunday…. Been meaning to for so long
Nightmare with the bath. I got fed up of damaged baths and shower trays now always unpack and check before starting the job. Barkeepers friend is great for marks on baths etc
Yer I think I will be now….
same thing happened with me left the plastic cover on to find the bath was cracked in each corner , never saw it till the bath got a bit dirty , check everything even if it means taking the cover off , nightmare ..........
Nightmare mate
Hi Mark. Did you have to pay for a replacement? It may have been damaged in transit. How does that work??
Nope just a straight swap….. building a bond and good working relationship with your local merchants is key in this industry for things like this…
Swapped within 14hours👌🏼👌🏼
Nowt worse than a damaged bath. I’ve had a cracked one once.
Nightmare
What was that tool at 3:54 to open the lock shield?
It’s called a “Plumb Chum” 👍🏼👍🏼
@@MJTiffPlumbing nice one 👍
Daft question does the wall side of the bath sit on the button you fitted
Don’t get what you mean buddy??
@M J Tiff Plumbing you put a batton the wall for the bath to sit on
Mine arrived with a hairline crack, didnt see it until i filled it with water to silicon it in. Water everywhere and a total nightmare. Took B and Q 3 days to send me a replacement
Nightmare mate….. and goes to show how good a merchant can be for things like this
Pretty sure this will have been mentioned but there is definitely no mark on that bath in the extensive videos of it before it was “discovered”.
DHC……..
I think you will find there is buddy….. as it’s been mentioned😉
What’s the point of your comment………?
🤘😎🤘 The joys of eh Mark? 🙏
Oh mate…… you can hear me now cant you🤣
@@MJTiffPlumbing 100% Buddy we really have all been there. Something happens and it can throw you out for weeks as you know. Hope we are going to have a brew and a laugh at one of the upcoming trade shows mate 👍👍☕️🫖🍰
Deffo mate….. you going to Installer show??.. I’m there all 3 days
@@MJTiffPlumbing Will definitely be there at least one day Buddy I was on the Condensate Pro stand at that last one we were both at, but might just have a run down there and have a day this time 🤘😎🤘
Yer I’m working the first 2 days then hoping to get to have a look around
Wire wool will remove deep scratches and marks like that one then use t-cut to reinstate the shiny finish again , done this a few times and it works 100% 👍
Was more of a chip that was sticking out buddy…. All sorted thank goodness
@@MJTiffPlumbing No worries mate nice job 👍
Is there any benefit running 22mm if the feed from boiler is 15mm
I saw that but just assumed that they were the 22mm from when the system was tank fed from the loft. No need for 22 for combi or pressurised system.
Just for my own piece of mind to be honest, as it’s a combi it doesn’t make that much of a difference I find
In the US. I have a specialist that'll come and repair chips, holes,etc. Life savers
Yer we have those guys over here aswell…. However was quicker and cheaper to switch the bath out as the merchants replaced it FOC 👍🏼👍🏼
Has Nathan got a channel?
No mate….. “I ain’t got time for that” 🤣🤣🤣
I have wrong size screws
Oh dear
I'm surprised you haven't joined the press gun crew MJ :)
Still haven’t tried it as I think it’s a huge outlay for not much gain to be honest…… maybe I should do a video on it
@MJTiffPlumbing yeh thats true mate. Maybe you could borrow one to try out on a job and do a video on it.
I’ve done it! Straight through the bottom of the bath, never done it again!! 🤣
🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️ what with???
@@MJTiffPlumbing I used gyprock screws instead of the carriage screws, probably about 2mm too long! Doh! Lesson learnt!
Nooooooooo……. Exactly that point I make in the video🤣🤣
me to, u nvr do it twice though
Are you able to send me link for your waterproof bag please
Here you go-
KAHEIGN Folding Water Bucket, 12L Portable Collapsible Bucket Camping Storage Container Wash Basin for Traveling Hiking Fishing Boating Gardening Car Washing (24 x 25cm) amzn.eu/d/dAuhCry
@@MJTiffPlumbing ordered👍👍👍
Just take a pack up with you
That’s the whole point mate…. If you haven’t
Those McAlpine traps are bad news in a shower bath. I had a run of fitting them and was seduced by the lovely way they rotate and the removable waste. In practice, it's easy when showering, to catch your toes on the cllck clack that stands proud, which hurts. It's also useless in a double ended bath, as any pressure on the top when lying in the bath will pop it up. So I only fit them in single ended, non-showering scenarios, if at all. That's bad luck re the bath. In all the years I've never had that happen and I never strip away the plastic until I have to. I'll strip it off from now on, as clearly I've just been lucky!
Yep I always leave it on and never had an issue…. Then this happened🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
I hear what your saying with the waste… good point 🤔
@@MJTiffPlumbing One of those things you don't think about as a plumber until customers moan about it. I've been using the Deva pop ups for years now and never been back to one.
Indeed buddy
Did the customer pay you for installing two baths?
Why would they do that???
@@MJTiffPlumbing To cover your time.
Couple of things:
(1) did you wish you hadn’t put silicone all over the waste when you had to undo it? I don’t think it needs it at all - that’s why you pay more for McAlpine.
(2) when you’re back there again, put some 22mm full bore isolators on the bath hot and cold. All appliances should have their own isolators, where possible/accessible and behind a plastic bath panel is certainly accessible. If there’s ever a leak or other issue with the bath, the customer doesn’t want to also be unable to use the toilet or wash their dishes.
Couple of things…..
1) No
2) Not needed on a bath
@@MJTiffPlumbing fair enough. Out of interest, why is it not needed on a bath? Great videos recently btw 👍