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That's a whole different issue there.
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addjunkie
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That was my theory in our cottages too.simple.
I get that, but she has a selection of health problems.That's a whole different issue there.
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Biggest problem I get with bathroom fittings is the chrome pitting, never had a fault with valves.
Onoff
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You could do away with a tray altogether and put in a 20mm tray former:
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We've a Hudson Reed Reign concealed thermostatic valve with diverter. You can have the spray bar, rainfall head or both. Very pleased. Been fitted 6 years I think, no issues
Well handy having the controls to one side so you don't have to risk getting wet switching it on.
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Nassboards are proud to bring to you a quick and stress-free solution to renovating your shower or bathroom, and providing a waterproof and watertight shower base that won’t let you down. Easy to install, and with a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee, Nassboards stands behind its Wetroom...
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We've a Hudson Reed Reign concealed thermostatic valve with diverter. You can have the spray bar, rainfall head or both. Very pleased. Been fitted 6 years I think, no issues
Well handy having the controls to one side so you don't have to risk getting wet switching it on.
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Something that seems to be ignored by the majority of fitters. If you've a monsoon head installed, the last thing that I'd want is a cold start to my shower.
Onoff
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Tbh we leave it on the spray / hose setting. Only really my lad uses the rainfall head. Tbh either will catch you out and soak you. Very handy to the side. You can let it run and feel the temperature before you step under it.
I'm not rich enough to have one of those digital jobbies!
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Price water will be going up in the south to fix all their issues, you dont want to be running the cold off!
Send the Mrs in first, and then when it's warmed up you can hop in afterwards.
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I really like this @OnoffYou could do away with a tray altogether and put in a 20mm tray former:
Nassboards Wetroom Shower Tray & Aqua Kit
Nassboards are proud to bring to you a quick and stress-free solution to renovating your shower or bathroom, and providing a waterproof and watertight shower base that won’t let you down. Easy to install, and with a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee, Nassboards stands behind its Wetroom...
We've a Hudson Reed Reign concealed thermostatic valve with diverter. You can have the spray bar, rainfall head or both. Very pleased. Been fitted 6 years I think, no issues
Well handy having the controls to one side so you don't have to risk getting wet switching it on.
What lights did you use in the niches?
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Nicely done. What is your build-up on the floor?
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Indeed. On the list is a hot return pump maybe triggered by a PIR when you walk into the bathroom.
The cheapest stainless steel decking lights from Screwfix tbh. On clearance, £4.99 for 10 if I recall.
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My kid sister has LED strips tiled into the alcoves in her bathroom. Looks nice, but an awful lot of chasing walls to get power where is was required with very little gain.
The floor was suspended timber but totally knackered so took it up and laid a concrete slab with insulation with sand cement screed with ufh.
