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Move a Electrical Outlet in BathroomThanks your response has been really helpful, I'm trying to plan a mini project to replace a vanity, so one last question.
What state would the electrician leave the job… S1m0n replied 10 August 2012 ago S1m0nAug 10, 2012 5:06 pm Bathroom Reno in Top Floor UnitHas anyone renovated a bathroom in a unit and moved the toilet?
As it stands now the unit's bathroom has a really awkward layout and I have many ideas to make it better… Laila started a topic 10 August 2012 ago LailaAug 10, 2012 5:04 pm LailaAug 10, 2012 4:31 pm Bathroom drainage, can I do this?Changes in bathroom looks good but the pic shows that the new bathroom would look more conjusted if you move the vanity near shower. Though small but bathroom can be made… Laundry Reno questionsThanks guys, it is screed, have half removed it using a air needle guy, what a crap job! bowser replied 5 August 2012 ago Bathroom Ventilation RegulationsI can't help with the min refresh rate for a bathroom but I wouldn't vent anything to the ceiling space even though they are usually not fully sealed like the rooms below.… Sealing Grout
Thanks Craig. Its not really dark its alibaster gone wrong  deb17 replied 27 July 2012 ago deb17Jul 27, 2012 3:20 pm Bathroom Feature tile adviceYes tiling all the walls in the white polished tile to 2000mm - VJs above on old Queenslander that has a part raked ceiling. Floor tiles black polished. The feature tile… sulu replied 22 July 2012 ago suluJul 22, 2012 11:11 am Alternative to tiles in showerI paid a bit over 3000 for the floor & wall tiling for the entire bathrooms 
Glass is nice, you can get it done for closer to $280/sqm for plain toughened glass. For the… In wall cistern in external wall?We were originally going to have an inwall cistern in our ensuite but decided against it due to the price and trying to cut back costs. But ours would have been in an… kjw7 replied 15 July 2012 ago Installing New Toilet HelpCement is the old way of installing a tiolet. It cracks easily and is not strong enough. SIlicone is flexiable and sticks like s*&t to a blanket!
I just installed 3 in my… Shower Pressure - strange problemIf you have a mixer on the shower it could also be a calcium (or similar deposit) build up inside the mixer. I work on ships and as soon as we start loosing pressure at… floor tiles/wall tiles marry up?A pic may help explain this better, but if you went same size as the wall tiles, my OCD would be telling me that they should match up where possible. Shell Mosaics from ChinaDo you have a pic?
I do know that there is plenty of pearl farms off the coast of China and they sell them everywhere... we went there on holidays and were ushered into a… Position of shower railWe are looking at having a similar setup in our ensuite, and this is exactly what I was afraid of! I want to be able to stipulate exactly how it all sits... goodluck… Porcelain TilesTiles will have a slip rating - speak to the tile supplier, they should be able to tell you this information. laundry taps under troughProvided the taps are close enough for the hoses to reach you shouldn't have a problem. I have connected several this way.  Under-mount basinWe have V&B undermounts in our en suite, and they come with a silicone gasket on the fitting surface, so no risk of water spilling out. Also the stone guys cut the CS to… PHL replied 11 July 2012 ago in line extractor fanNot necessarily that quiet, as there is some vibration that can be felt, and air noise rushing through the grill. We have the Fantech unit as part of our OdourVac systems;… PHL replied 11 July 2012 ago hobless shower problemYou can get what is called a half round. Basically a half-circle strip that is about 6-8mm high that you can get in clear to help stop the water. You can get them from… Need inspirationIf you go onto Houzz.com and search natural stone bathroom there are lots of ideas there. Ren123 replied 8 July 2012 ago cleaning cleaning and more cleaningspeaking about this, i just did the whole floor again last weekend, and decided it is taking too much time and effort.
has anyone started looking at some of the steam… rojak1 replied 2 July 2012 ago Bathroom BluesHave previously posted asking recommendations for a bathroom Reno. With no responses can only assume that no one has anyone to recommend.
Had someone lined up to do my… I love free standing baths.
Haven't fully finished my ensuite (architraves/doors need painting, and the heated towel rails aren't in yet), but think the look of the… Tiling over existing tile and brickworkIf they are the original tiles then they would probably have been fixed to the walls with a sand/cement mortar.
No way will you be able to remove just the tiles if that is… Drying cupboardBump. MissyP, I'm looking at designing a drying cupboard as well. Can I ask how you have found yours? I'm thinking vents and a ceiling extractor fan as well. Any mould?… Manic replied 2 June 2015 ago ManicJun 02, 2015 9:27 am shower floor fallI'll go back to the original op, in case they didn't get their answer about fall
There is no hard and fast rule. No standard fall other than water must not pond.
This… cherub replied 25 June 2012 ago Apartment above has low P trapIf you really want to cut down the water noises from upstairs then use some acoustic pipe lagging around all the PVC while… chippy replied 17 June 2012 ago Ozplaza towel railsHas anyone got any feedback on the towel rails sold on eBay by Ozplaza? They look decent, not sure on whether to trust the heating but I'd be happy to cut off the cord at… Titch101 started a topic 17 June 2012 ago
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