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An Easy Day Of Plumbing ? Toilet and Vanity Unit Install
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2023
- Day in the life of a plumber
In this video I am back on the renovation, the final hurdle now really on this job as it all starts to come together
As always, thanks so much for all the support, it is greatly appreciated
I compare the speed at which you completed that under sink work to the speed at which I (a DIY plumber) would have done the same job!! I am about 4 times slower but learning as I go - thanks for sharing, it helps a lot.
Learning is what's its all about, speed only comes with experience, thanks for watching as always
Nice neat job 👍🏻
Thanks for watching Gary
Top work as always Tom.
Thanks for the support as always mate
Good one Tom 👍😎
Thanks as always PB, have a great weekend mate
Been watching you for a while tom and what i can say is your a (good hand) and thats from someone who has been in the game for a very long time. Great to watch you, no hollywood stuff
Thanks for the support John, I'm so pleased you enjoy my videos
Top work as always Tom 👍
Thanks for the support as always Chris
Nice work there Tom looking good ...pity about the sparks cutting
Thorough your pipes . 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks for the support as always mate, I know mate, it would have been fun when I went to fill, they never said anything, the joiner told me
@@PlumbLikeTom we all make mistakes. It would have been curtious of them to let you know 😲
Nice channel buddy. Thanks for sharing I like the way you explained everything
Thanks for the support mate, I'm so pleased you enjoyed the video
Got that ox cutter myself, great bit of kit. Top vid as always tom
I love it mate, it seems to be lasting quite well too, thanks for all the support
Great vid as always thanks Tom
Thanks for the support as always mate
Another fantastic video Tom, thanks for taking the time to film your great work 👍👏👏
Thanks for the support as always Andy, it is greatly appreciated mate
Hi Tom, a lovely bit of copper pipe and soldering under the sink there, that is always nice see. Another great looking installation there and a fantastic film, thank you. Hope you are keeping well and taking some rest too. Take care Tom, I look forward to the next film, cheers, Chris. 👍👍👍
Thanks for the support as always Chris, I'm just chilling out this weekend editing some new videos for the channel, I've been on some interesting jobs this last week so hopefully should make for some good content, thanks for watching as always mate
Good video Tom,
Brilliant job with the toilet cabinet
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Thanks for the support Tony, I think the job turned out well
My advice to any plumber fitting a BTW pan is make sure the floor is stable/secure and the pa. Doesn’t move once install as any move will cause the flush cone to slowly work its way out and leak.
It is critical that to be fair, like you say the pan should be stable and solid, thanks for the support as always
I normally put Plumbers Gold sealant on flush/pipe cone to stop it coming out.
My grandpa had saying
Any man worth his salt doesn’t need a supervisor
You certainly fit in that category m8. I love the stress free viewing, need a stress ball at times watching some the other guys 👀🤣
Thanks for the support as always mate, I'm so pleased you enjoy my videos
Hi Tom sorry been busy for a while back watching the vids tho keep it up mate
No worries mate, you don't need to apologise, thanks for all the support, it is so greatly appreciated
As always , top job Tom!
Thanks for the support as always Danny, have a great weekend 👍
Keep them coming Tom. 😎
Thanks for the support as always Colin, I've been on a few interesting jobs this week, hopefully it should make for some good videos in the next couple of weeks, have a great weekend mate
Nice work once again Tom 👍👍👍👍
Thanks for the support as always mate, have a great weekend
Great watch tom keep the videos coming
Thanks for the support as always Paul, have a great weekend mate
Lovely work Tom as usual
Thanks for the support as always Charles, have a great weekend 👍
Tidy work Tom as always, marks on ceramics are a real pain, had some nightmares with them over the years, good to see that job through to completion, carpet fitters before everything is finished !!! hope they have a good vacuum cleaner, looked to me like the sparkies had a bit to do, that always means someone will be hoovering🤪👍🚽
Thanks for the support as always Peter, downstairs was more finished than up to be fair, everyone is a bit behind but the builder is pushing like mad, I'm alright though which is the main thing, it's normally me holding the job up
Smashed it again Tom my boy 👍🏻
Thanks for the support as always mate
Great vid as always tom..always learning...have a nice weekend ...😊
Thanks for the support as always Paul, have a great weekend 👍
Been a while since you hit this job mate. Looking good as always. Never a dull day with plumbing but I’ve slowed right down myself until I get some health issues sorted out. I have just done a quick attic job today with an Aqualisa pump replacement but keeping it easy for now.
I'm so sorry to hear about your health issues mate, stay safe out there and get yourself sorted, thanks for all the support on the videos
Lovely neat work Tom, didn’t know toothpaste can work on the pan marks! ❤
Very mild abrasive toothpaste. Just don't be nicking the customers charcoal one and you'll be fine😂
@@tirvplumbing 😂😂😂 no I’d be nicking that for my own teeth 😂😂😂
Another good video Tom
Thanks for the support as always mate, it is greatly appreciated 👍
Nice work tom but why didnt you just fit the unuts then box and plaster up to them ...seems a waste of a unit just for front panels ...👍
The units tend not to be that strong, being in a kids home things tend to get destroyed so having just the panels is better in this situation, the fronts will probably end up being stuck back as well, I know this makes maintenance a bit harder but will stop anyone from tampering with stuff, thanks for watching as always
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Thanks for the support as always Wayne, it is greatly appreciated 👍
TBH I think all back to wall pans should be fitted like this.
Why have a concealed system frame with a wc unit on it?
Very nice work as always 👌 I'm always partial to a hard piped tap.
I got the rothenberger equivalent of your ox plastic slice and I'm not 100% sold on it yet. Breezes through push fit but it's tough going to turn it on pvc solvent weld pipe. Dunno if that's just the rothenberger cutter or general to these types.
Got it for the college assessments as it's so much quicker than the knackered old hacksaws they've got.
Thanks for watching as always mate, to be honest I love my OX cutter, I always used to use a hack saw, and I was sceptical as to how good it would be, it flies through solvent, the only thing I would say is it's better to score lightly all the way round once, then press a bit harder otherwise it tends to track
@@PlumbLikeTom thanks good to know. I'll practice a bit more with this rothenberger one might be a bit of a knack to it on pvc. 👍
Nice work as usual Tom. It would seem a frame toilet would have been a ‘simpler’ solution - would it have been more expensive?
The frames can be quite expensive, it would have also been difficult to pass the soil pipe behind for the other toilets along the run without stepping everything forward more, in the end the job looks nice and is as the client wanted, thanks for the support as always Norman
@@PlumbLikeTom Thanks.👍
great video mate and never heard of one of the ceramic eraser worked a treat. Also what flux brush is that if you can remember, the ones I get seem to snap after a week.
I believe I got the flux brushes from BSS, I got them ages ago, like you say most seem to drop to bits after a while but these hold together well, thanks for watching as always mate
Where did you buy the brass pipe clips as I used talon clips under a kitchen sink cabinet but pipe is connected with a compression fitting and protrudes too far out.
Have a google for 15mm school board clips, most plumbing merchants should stock them, they do look nice and space the pipe off the unit that bit more, thanks for watching 👍
@@PlumbLikeTom thanks Tom
Good content as per Tom, some sound advice there, is that a Roper Rhodes wc unit? If so hang on to the spare clips as I’ve had a couple recently where one of the clips have been broken.
I always keep bits like that mate, I've broke a few just taking panels off before, thanks for all the support mate