@@harrisonruss99 right, i hate screens. oh and i hate covering the floor. Not that the fact that the floor is protected but just the labour involved with that.
Hi Mark, I have done lots of these over the years, I’m getting flashbacks from some of them after watching this 😂. Another great job completed, I know they can be extremely fiddly especially working on your own. It’s hard to believe how dirty they can get, even if you try your best to keep them clean. A great film thank you, take care, regards Chris. 👍👍👍
Just like me dont like fitting screens but you did a tidy job good idea using cheese wire behind wall profiles learn something new every day cheers Mark
Thanks for that, Mark. Just goes to show how replacing one or two elements can make the whole room look like new. For someone who doesn’t like fitting shower screens, you certainly make a good job of it … probably so you don’t have to come back and fit the bugger twice!
19:02 Great video Mark. I'll be doing a quadrant screen soon. Very useful tips too.... cheese wire ..brilliant..and the silicon remover. I had exactly the same issue with the blue carpet protector. You will find it's brilliant at sticking to ITSELF. Thank you
Thanks, Mark for another great video. I really enjoy watching your videos like I said you inspired me to do my bathroom which is now completed through your through watching your videos.
Hi Mark. Once it's all marked up and drilled, don't screw the profiles to the wall. slide them onto the enclosure, lift the whole thing into place then secure to the wall. Works for me!!
I had thexdreaded shower door will channels that we silicone to the tile , no screws. Needles to say the tiles came away from the wall. I ended up having to board the 3 internal walls of the cubicle. Luckily I had understanding customers! Message to anyone new to installing showers, Do NOT stick channels to wall just seal the outside!
Smashing job Mark 👍. I loved the cheese slicer, brilliant idea and you can’t beat multi solve to get stuff off. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS 😂😂😂. Nice one dude 🙂👍
Great video mate. Messing on with those profiles with a cheese wire, that's one main reason I never stick profiles to the wall. Just makes it easier for removal.
Clever idea with the cheese cutter, Mark .👍 Brilliant product that multi solve been using that for around 15 yeatrs mate. The first time i saw that, and ct1 was one of the selling channels. qvc, I think. I always use pacexe mate. Just be careful using that sort of floor protection on pure wool carpets. Can be an expensive mistake.😭😭😭😭 You must have the patience of a Saint putting that screen in mate. Nice job.
@@MJTiffPlumbing mate I had one years ago for cutting 4" stacks close to the wall it was bloody useless so I invested in a recip and ditched it, how young and foolish was I 👍
Best to read and understand the instructions. They will tell you where and where not to seal. Silicone in the wrong place will destroy your screen in no time. As a general rule you just seal around the outside edge. Sealing underneath the frame will stop any water in the side profiles from running back into the tray.
I'm a big fan of this stuff. Used it between battens to thicken and insulate on the inside of a solid walled house. Top tip, get decent scissors! Look for the medical scissors (available online from most places). Paramedics use them as yhey are designed to cut through fabric and thin metal, ideal for the job.
Couldn’t get the link for the tile bits mark is there any chance of maybe putting it on the next video again just can’t seem to get any decent bits online so would really like to give these a go they do look really good when you video using them 👍
Nice content mate, been a while since I last commented! Cheese wire ordered, got a tray to remove next week! With quadrants I tend to leave them screwed in and recip saw the middle rail out then take it out in two separate pieces. Quick question is this an old job? I can’t get the no nonsense stuff my way anymore, they’ve replaced it wit fortress which is another carpet protector that doesn’t stick to carpet!
2:25 got the same type of screen. Hate it. Bastard to clean, the profile you removed here isn’t fitted and whoever installed it siliconed both the outside and inside where it meets the tray so it’s a mess. Edit: they had the same screen again 🤦🏻♂️ I was thinking the tray was coming out to switch for rectangular.
@MJTiffPlumbing nothing, just using a profile tool. Did it on my mum's shower, so thought it was just a rogue batch, but then did the same round our bath!
that tiling is triggering me,brick effect and no 2 grout lines matched up,tiny cuts top n bottom with coving on ceiling :S cuts from 1 side then switched to other side,i hate my brain for picking up this stuff and i gave up bathroom fitting 10 years ago haha,good job on the screen tho,was almost my biggest peeve on the bathrooms haha
@@MJTiffPlumbing its fine watching it on youtube,its bad when your in a restaurant with the missus n u feel a popped tile n start bouncing on corner n tellin the missus this grout aint gonna last another month lol
Great little tip within this video for removing shower screen profiles...... Let me know what you think..
Nice cheese cutter tip 🙌 screens let me think whose job is it again 🤔 builders ? Tilers ? Plumbers ? Yep we always get lumbered with that shit job 🤦
@@harrisonruss99 right, i hate screens. oh and i hate covering the floor. Not that the fact that the floor is protected but just the labour involved with that.
Hi Mark, I have done lots of these over the years, I’m getting flashbacks from some of them after watching this 😂.
Another great job completed, I know they can be extremely fiddly especially working on your own.
It’s hard to believe how dirty they can get, even if you try your best to keep them clean.
A great film thank you, take care, regards Chris. 👍👍👍
Thanks Chris….. my pet hate is shower screens
The layout of those tiles is interesting 😉
Very 🤣🤣
Just like me dont like fitting screens but you did a tidy job good idea using cheese wire behind wall profiles learn something new every day cheers Mark
Thanks mate…. Yep not a fan of screens.
Picked up the cheese wire too from someone on here👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks for that, Mark. Just goes to show how replacing one or two elements can make the whole room look like new. For someone who doesn’t like fitting shower screens, you certainly make a good job of it … probably so you don’t have to come back and fit the bugger twice!
Thanks Matt….. I did film the basin aswell but that will be next video
19:02 Great video Mark. I'll be doing a quadrant screen soon. Very useful tips too.... cheese wire ..brilliant..and the silicon remover. I had exactly the same issue with the blue carpet protector. You will find it's brilliant at sticking to ITSELF. Thank you
Hahahaah yer it does doesn’t it…🤣🤣
Thanks, Mark for another great video. I really enjoy watching your videos like I said you inspired me to do my bathroom which is now completed through your through watching your videos.
Thanks buddy 👍🏼👍🏼👌🏼👌🏼
If a job is worth doing it’s worth doing right, it will definitely last for many years to come
Nice work as always mate
👍😎🤜
Thanks mate👍🏼👌🏼
Hi Mark. Once it's all marked up and drilled, don't screw the profiles to the wall. slide them onto the enclosure, lift the whole thing into place then secure to the wall. Works for me!!
That’s exactly what I did….. marked it all in place 👌🏼👌🏼
I had thexdreaded shower door will channels that we silicone to the tile , no screws.
Needles to say the tiles came away from the wall. I ended up having to board the 3 internal walls of the cubicle.
Luckily I had understanding customers! Message to anyone new to installing showers,
Do NOT stick channels to wall just seal the outside!
They've obviously siliconed the tray after fitting wall channels. It's fatal not to go right to the edge of the tray first( the day before!)
Smashing job Mark 👍. I loved the cheese slicer, brilliant idea and you can’t beat multi solve to get stuff off. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS 😂😂😂. Nice one dude 🙂👍
Thanks mate
Great video mate. Messing on with those profiles with a cheese wire, that's one main reason I never stick profiles to the wall. Just makes it easier for removal.
Cheese wire is a great tool to have just incase
Nice one Mark. Great tips as well. Not a plumber but do stuff when it comes along. The tips are stuck into my head if needed
Good man, your welcome
Hi Mark. Nice job there mate. Bit fiddly on your own. Great tip too. Have a good weekend 👍
Pet hate is shower screens
Clever idea with the cheese cutter, Mark .👍
Brilliant product that multi solve been using that for around 15 yeatrs mate.
The first time i saw that, and ct1 was one of the selling channels. qvc, I think.
I always use pacexe mate.
Just be careful using that sort of floor protection on pure wool carpets.
Can be an expensive mistake.😭😭😭😭
You must have the patience of a Saint putting that screen in mate. Nice job.
Thanks mate, cheese cutter is a life saver😉👌🏼👌🏼
Yer I’m not a fan of shower screens
I use a cheap blade for a hand plane to scrap the silicone bit comfier on the hand that a Stanley blade 🤣 another good video mate 👍🏻
Treat yourself to one of these…. Sooo much easier 😉
Another great video, tricky little job with that screen but you nailed it as always Mark 👍
Thanks mate, not a fan of shower screens
Actually he screwed it.
Nice job Mark ,👍👍👍👍👍👍🏴🏴🏴🏴
Thanks mate🙌🏼🙌🏼
Need to replace mine cheers for the tips might actually get rou f to doing it now
Don’t forget the cheese cutter😉👌🏼
@@MJTiffPlumbing mate I had one years ago for cutting 4" stacks close to the wall it was bloody useless so I invested in a recip and ditched it, how young and foolish was I 👍
Great video as usual. I am planning on doing this at home (diyer) do you not have to put silicone on under side of cage where it sits on the tray?
I just seal the front edge 👍🏼👍🏼
Best to read and understand the instructions. They will tell you where and where not to seal. Silicone in the wrong place will destroy your screen in no time.
As a general rule you just seal around the outside edge. Sealing underneath the frame will stop any water in the side profiles from running back into the tray.
Good video as always mark,nice to meet you at installer,even got a pic on your last video 😂 where can I buy a real world plumbing tee shirt or cap
Thanks mate…..
Drop me a message on Instagram for a cap and T-shirt
Or email
Marktiff @ hotmail . com
@@MJTiffPlumbing will do cheers mate
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I'm a big fan of this stuff. Used it between battens to thicken and insulate on the inside of a solid walled house.
Top tip, get decent scissors! Look for the medical scissors (available online from most places). Paramedics use them as yhey are designed to cut through fabric and thin metal, ideal for the job.
Thanks mate
Couldn’t get the link for the tile bits mark is there any chance of maybe putting it on the next video again just can’t seem to get any decent bits online so would really like to give these a go they do look really good when you video using them 👍
Just added it in the description… I forgot earlier
Cheers mate will get some ordered
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Brilliant job! Thanks for the hacks! Would labour around £350 be adequate to ask? Whole days job pretty much.
If your happy with that 👍🏼
Nice content mate, been a while since I last commented! Cheese wire ordered, got a tray to remove next week! With quadrants I tend to leave them screwed in and recip saw the middle rail out then take it out in two separate pieces. Quick question is this an old job? I can’t get the no nonsense stuff my way anymore, they’ve replaced it wit fortress which is another carpet protector that doesn’t stick to carpet!
Think I had the no nonsense stuff in the van for 8months…… old stock 🤣🤣
Cheese wire is a life saver 😉
2:25 got the same type of screen. Hate it. Bastard to clean, the profile you removed here isn’t fitted and whoever installed it siliconed both the outside and inside where it meets the tray so it’s a mess.
Edit: they had the same screen again 🤦🏻♂️ I was thinking the tray was coming out to switch for rectangular.
No they needed to keep the quad to save room in the bathroom…. The new screen is a lot better quality
@@MJTiffPlumbing top job either way 👍🏻
Don't know if anyone else is having trouble viewing your recent vid Mark, but it won't open?
Not heard anything mate….. plenty of people are watching it….
Sick squid for tendrils 😅😅😅
Poorly squid
Love CT1, but whenever I've used BT1, it has discoloured within 2 months, a yellowy tinge to it. I won't buy it again.
What are you spraying onto it????
@MJTiffPlumbing nothing, just using a profile tool. Did it on my mum's shower, so thought it was just a rogue batch, but then did the same round our bath!
Id rather clean a macerator out with my bare hands than fit quadrant enclosures. Hate them with a passion
Hahahah….. best analogy I’ve ever heard…. And agree👍🏼🤣🤣
that tiling is triggering me,brick effect and no 2 grout lines matched up,tiny cuts top n bottom with coving on ceiling :S cuts from 1 side then switched to other side,i hate my brain for picking up this stuff and i gave up bathroom fitting 10 years ago haha,good job on the screen tho,was almost my biggest peeve on the bathrooms haha
Yep you always spot something when watching trade videos 🤣🤣
@@MJTiffPlumbing its fine watching it on youtube,its bad when your in a restaurant with the missus n u feel a popped tile n start bouncing on corner n tellin the missus this grout aint gonna last another month lol
Hahahah🤣🤣👏🏼👏🏼
Was first thing i saw
Cheese wire 🤯 blown ya chance for dragon’s den now cats out the bag
Hahahah🤣🤣
No extactor when drilling thru tiles..no no no
What????……
A job that is more hassle than it's worth
Indeed they are
🤘😎🤘🫖☕️🍪🎥👍👍
Evening mate
@@MJTiffPlumbing Evening Buddy 👍😎👍
It was ceramic tiles or porcelain?
Porcelin 👌🏼