Going to start doing a “How To” series of some jobs we come across a lot in Plumbing. Just seeing how this one goes but they will be interim videos between the main Wednesday and Sunday Video… Thanks everyone as always🙌🏼🙌🏼👍🏼👍🏼
I used these drill bits for the first time last week after seeing your previous video . I drilled 30 holes in rock hard porcelain and one bit did most of the holes . Best drill bits for porcelain I’ve ever bought . Great recommendation 👍
My drill bits came through today on your recommendation. Wicked hack. Over the years I have spent ££££ on posh drill bits. I like the idea of the how to series.
Hey there, HBello form Melbourne Australai. Thank you so much. . I am about to fit a similar screen today, so was great to see your short video to re confirm the procedure before I began. Much appreciated
Hi mark, love your channel, I definitely think a how to series would be good, I know there is alot of stuff like that already on TH-cam but I think for those of us who watch you regularly, we trust the stuff your telling us more than the random videos we find on TH-cam so it would be great to share your skills and info for how-to's
@@MJTiffPlumbing all sorts, I'm an avid DIYer and trying to start up my own sole trader business in carpentry and bathroom and kitchen renovations so anything like domestic stuff to do with Teeing off mains and hooking up waste pipe and soil stacks, and installing stuff in bathrooms and kitchen, anything really
Thanks for another great vid, nice to see the silicone applied behind wall profile, you wouldn’t believe the amount of houses with poorly fitted enclosures and screens and wondering where the rot in adjacent walls and skirtings coming from ,! Keep up the vlogs
Thanks for the video. As many have said it's the real life plumbing including mistakes, showing the things that can go wrong and fitting taps lying on your back under the sink (!!) that I like about your channel. The idea of "How to" videos is fair enough but there are hundreds of them available on TH-cam and I'm not sure whether the work involved for you would enhance your viewing figures - what I perk up for is when I here you say "here's a little trick of the trade", the more of them the better for me.
Great concise vid, cheers. A couple of tips you could use.. I mark crosses on the wall or tiles so it's easy to check the drill doesn't drift - useful to keep everything spot on when you have a row of fixings to line up.. good to drill the tile 1mm bigger than the wall hole to avoid cracks when putting the screws in (and a spot of silicone in the holes first!).
@drikareis1770 Use a 1mm bigger drill bit for the tile, then change to a smaller one to drill into the wall behind. So, for a 7mm wall plug, use 8mm tile bit first, then 7mm masonry bit - make sure you only widen the hole in the tile and don't go too deep.
Love the channel Mark like the fact its real world good tip and tricks of the trade and I think a how to series is a good idea . Keep up the good work and enjoy the rest of the week👍
Hi Mark I love all your videos and your honesty and it helps me to get more and more experience to avoid any mistakes As much as I can and I do appreciate for your sharing 👍🏼❤️❤️❤️❤️🙂
Hi Mark A good start to the how to series. I love the warts and all series. I know what ever Subject you cover it will be well presented and easy to follow.
Great video mark on fitting of a shower screen it amazes how so many people get this wrong.it would be good to see how to fix a bathroom towel radiator onto a plasterboard wall
@@thomaswatt1658 I had a job the other day where someone had used metal self drill fittings the tenant slipped out of the bath and grabbed the radiator and pulled it out from the wall I used the same fittings you mentioned have seen toggle fitting used aswell
@@MJTiffPlumbing class mate, going to be very informative. Quick question, which/where did you get the shower screen from? Never knew the glass ones could move inwards and outwards from the bath. I always thought they were secured solid.
Had a plumber quote us £300 to fit a couple of taps, a shower screen and replace a radiator with a towel rail. That's 3 days' wage for me, and watching videos like this made me realise I went down the wrong career path. You made it look so easy, I picked up a few valuable pointers for someone who has 0% plumbing experience. Wish me luck!!
That sounds more than reasonable mate. I imagine some pipework would have been involved to replace towl rail so that's a pretty good price even up north
Nice little vid that one mate. Didn't comment but really enjoyed the last one of you filling up. Not a plumber but I can imagine that no matter how many times you've completed an full fit out like that, the day of filling up must be stressful. U nailed it mate. Keep up the good work and the vids.
Hello , thank you for the video , I'm doing this next week but instructions say you should do the seal first then do the screws then you won't get that gap you had at the end , thi video has helped me to make an idea what I will be doing , thank you
Thanks for this video, over the coming weeks I will be fitting a shower screen over my bath and found the video useful. I am intending to replace an existing elecric shower with a thermostatic one and will be moving it to the opposite end of the bath after building a narrow stud wall, have you any tips/videos on the piping involved, I have looked through your channel but can't see anything, maybe I have missed it, I intend to use plastic piping, any advice you can pinpoint me to would be most helpful. Many thanks.
Thanks mate perfect vid 👍 I now know what’s what because I had a cowboy plumber wreck my bathroom a year ago so had to do bits and pieces myself but I’m no professional but was skint. The problem I have is the screen he fitted was ok but now is so stiff I think it’s going to rip the profile off the wall. How can I lubricate the hinges or is it a manufactured fault?? And can the screen be lubricated or is it a new screen needed???? I really haven’t a clue but at least I know how to take a screen off/ put one up thanks to you 👍 cheers
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Enjoy watching your videos. By the way, how can one cover the slight gaps left after fitting a Shower door on a wall that is not straight enough. Thanks
Great, thank you 👍 What’s the best way to protect window/ frame/sill when it’s right in the shower/bath? I use a shower curtain, it’s a right pain, are there any better easy hacks or ways to get the water to run off the sill instead of sitting there?
Thanks a lot for this mark, could you make more how to videos and also some on central heating as well if you get around to them please, I am also big fan of your first fix work I have learned quiet a lot from them, thanks mate.
Hi Mark, again I have to say, your channel is brilliant, and thank you for the effort you make into editing and putting out these videos. Love the idea of a “series of how to jobs” keep them coming buddy
Hey, great video, really helpful for someone doing up a house on a budget. I went to buy the drill bits but the listing isn't active anymore. Got any other recommendations for where to buy them?
Hello mate I need a new screen.... this one looks decent....where can I get it from... what model please and how much...? thanks mate ....great video very helpful.... 👍🏻
Great video! Our screen looks to be leaking from where the glass meets the metal part of the frame (not the bit that swivels). Could this just be sealed with some clear silicone?
Really helpful - thanks for posting. One question if I may? The area I'll be fitting my screen to is a tiled area which is boxed (hollow area) - is there a particular type of plug i should use?
Hi mark would like to see how a shower tray is installed with tile adhesive or sand cement when using silicone isn’t suitable. Eg shower base doesn’t sit level.
Hi Mark, just been to my mother in law’s to fit a new silicone strip to the bottom of the glass screen and it’s now obvious why they are splitting after a few months. The gap from bottom of glass to top of bath is ok nearest the profile but at the other end of the glass it’s almost touching the bath too. Would I be able to adjust the screen when it slots into the profile or presumably I would need to remove the three screws, make sure the glass is parallel with the bath then re drill the profile! Thanks Paul
I've got a similar situation but the bracket on the wall isn't level. Front edge glass nearly touches bath. Put 12mm packing behind bracket to test and that made it all level. This can't be the right way though?! I thought there might be some adjustment on the hinges on the screen itself. Has three holes at either end, two are screws and the middle one looks filled. One screw looks like it's holding the glass with a clamp, the other one is in the part that fits into bracket. Undoing these screws didn't seem to do anything. Surely not all bathroom walls are dead plumb? The bath is definitely level, it's the tiled wall that's out 🤷 I can't find a single guide online where someone adjusts the bracket at the wall or show how to adjust the screen hinges. All guides just screw on, all works, happy days 😂
Great idea for a series! Some of the issues i find are not covered for the amateur beginner is how to deal with actually getting the water off properly and what to do when it will not shut off. I.e turning an isolation valve off and then turning it back on again and it leakes from the isolation valve and will not stop dripping. What do you do there? Also when draining down to change a radiator and the drain off valve washer sticks in and/or will not reseal when trying to fill it back up again. For me the worry is what to do when the water will not stop and you dont know where to or how to stop it properly. So....changing a kitchen tap which has isolation valves on you turn them off fine, change the tap go to turn valves on and they both leak and will not stop....whats the next step, change the isolation valves but how when water will not turn off at tank/boiler etc. Yes i realise simple jobs for professionals like yourself but scary for the amateur and no idea how to address the problem. Hope this makes sense and thank you for the great videos really appreciated.
Great video. My shower screen kicks out on the bottom when it swings open/closed. Which has caused the silicone to fail. Any ideas why it could be doing this?
Think it was a “QX bathrooms” screen….. maybe 800mm
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@@MJTiffPlumbing Thanks for replying :) Is the brand QX because when I google it shows a bathroom shop chain and it doesn't seem like they have their own brand.
I used to silicone the back of profile's but then I had to change a screen a few years later and it ended up braking a load of tiles so I only silicone the holes and the outside now!
My shower screen keeps falling down, the profile on my wall doesn't have the holes where you made the pilot holes into the metal. Can I make these holes my self, and what screws do you recommend to fix the screen into the profile so the screen doesn't fall down. I guess the plumber didn't do a good job on my screen. Many thanks
Good idea for the channel👍 How to hang a rad, measuring where to position brackets with pipes already in position. As usualy in the past I've been able to hang the rad first then link pipes to it. 🤣 got one to do at me mums 🙈
Great film, I enjoyed that. A how to series sounds good, even if you could already do the task, it’s worth watching to maybe learn a new tip or two. A how to bend a 15mm crossover film would be good, I have done it in the past but I think I make it hard work. To see how you would approach it would be great. As always, thank you, take care, regards, Chris. 👍👍👍
Hi ya mark I fit bathrooms and also do plumbing, but as I’m not gas registered I don’t do a lot of heating, my gripe is open vented heating systems , when you airlock them ? Any tips or maybe a video clip on how to purge or find etc… Cheers loving the quality fitting you do and the vids you send out!!
just a quick question I am upgrading my shower screen what size raw plugs did u use thanks just dint want to Insert a screw and crack the tiles thanks barry
Going to start doing a “How To” series of some jobs we come across a lot in Plumbing.
Just seeing how this one goes but they will be interim videos between the main Wednesday and Sunday Video…
Thanks everyone as always🙌🏼🙌🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Hello, can you show where you linked the tile drill bits? And also why do you keep them wet just out of curiosity 😊
Hi great vids, any chance of a how to...... 're seal a bath, always fails when I do it with a gap showing in the seal within a week or two.
Because of your video I was able to fit my bath screen. I’m proud of myself as I’m not a DIY person. Thank you!
Glad I helped you with fitting it👍🏼👍🏼
a very good presenter with no useless waffle .. thanks.. clear and concise
Thanks mate
I used these drill bits for the first time last week after seeing your previous video . I drilled 30 holes in rock hard porcelain and one bit did most of the holes . Best drill bits for porcelain I’ve ever bought . Great recommendation 👍
And only £6 for 10 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Thanks a million! I’m confident that even though I’m not a professional, I could do it with the right tools!
Yep it’s fairly simple
My drill bits came through today on your recommendation. Wicked hack. Over the years I have spent ££££ on posh drill bits. I like the idea of the how to series.
Yep, and me until I gave these a try, for the money you won’t go wrong🙌🏼🙌🏼
Hi thanks for the video. The ceiling lights are quite interesting as well as that entry door. 😊
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Hey there, HBello form Melbourne Australai. Thank you so much. . I am about to fit a similar screen today, so was great to see your short video to re confirm the procedure before I began. Much appreciated
Thanks mate, Appriciate that buddy👍🏼👍🏼
Excellent video. Fantastic presenter 👏
Thanks mate…. Appreciate the comment 👌🏼👍🏼👍🏼
A really good clear and concise demonstration 👍
Thanks👍🏼👍🏼
This has been extremely useful thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Learnt a thing about keeping the drill bits wet. Have just bought the same bits and about to fit a shower complete. Just in time. Thanks.
Always keep them wet
Use cutting oil i do
Thanks for your time. It was easy to follow. Thanks
Thanks buddy 👍🏼👍🏼
Hi mark, love your channel, I definitely think a how to series would be good, I know there is alot of stuff like that already on TH-cam but I think for those of us who watch you regularly, we trust the stuff your telling us more than the random videos we find on TH-cam so it would be great to share your skills and info for how-to's
Thanks Nick, appreciate that mate….
What stuff would you like to see a how to on
@@MJTiffPlumbing all sorts, I'm an avid DIYer and trying to start up my own sole trader business in carpentry and bathroom and kitchen renovations so anything like domestic stuff to do with Teeing off mains and hooking up waste pipe and soil stacks, and installing stuff in bathrooms and kitchen, anything really
Like the idea of these How-to little videos
Thanks mate, yer seems like it’s gonna be a thing
Great content very helpful. Learn more from you than I have done at college keep it up your a major help to the newbies in the trade
Thanks mate, kind words 👍🏼👍🏼🙌🏼
Great explanation and demonstration cheers 👍
Thanks buddy👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks for another great vid, nice to see the silicone applied behind wall profile, you wouldn’t believe the amount of houses with poorly fitted enclosures and screens and wondering where the rot in adjacent walls and skirtings coming from ,! Keep up the vlogs
Great how to 👍🏼 thank you. Simple to understand 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Great content as always, how to vid on how to battern out a bath for a bath panel, or for having a tiled bath panel with a removable access panel
I’ve done that on a few videos but will do a stand alone one for just this mate 👍🏼👍🏼
@@MJTiffPlumbing thank you.
Do u happen to know what vid there on so can have a watch? Thanks
@@davidsummerfield5880
Now your asking… I will see if I can find it
Thanks for the video. As many have said it's the real life plumbing including mistakes, showing the things that can go wrong and fitting taps lying on your back under the sink (!!) that I like about your channel. The idea of "How to" videos is fair enough but there are hundreds of them available on TH-cam and I'm not sure whether the work involved for you would enhance your viewing figures - what I perk up for is when I here you say "here's a little trick of the trade", the more of them the better for me.
We all love a little trick of the trade 🙌🏼🙌🏼
I hear what your saying about the “how to’s” aswell… thanks mate
Love watching your vids! Been plumbing for about 7 years. And wanna start going out on my own soon.. love to watch all your different videos 👌
Thanks mate
Just *found* you today Mark, great videos... thank you for posting your content Mate 😊
Welcome to the channel buddy….. glad you enjoy my content
Great timing, I have to fit a screen , and was dreading it, this helps enormously, great vids, keep em coming...👍
Glad I could help mate, just take your time
Fantastic so glad I found your channel 🙌
Thanks buddy…. Welcome aboard
I like idea of how to videos it's good to see how you do things I've picked up loads of helpful tips 👍
Thanks mate, lots to come
Great guide, clear and concise, thanks
Thanks buddy
Great concise vid, cheers. A couple of tips you could use.. I mark crosses on the wall or tiles so it's easy to check the drill doesn't drift - useful to keep everything spot on when you have a row of fixings to line up.. good to drill the tile 1mm bigger than the wall hole to avoid cracks when putting the screws in (and a spot of silicone in the holes first!).
Glad you liked the video👍🏼
Hi I got a question, how do you make the holes in the tiles bigger?
@drikareis1770 Use a 1mm bigger drill bit for the tile, then change to a smaller one to drill into the wall behind. So, for a 7mm wall plug, use 8mm tile bit first, then 7mm masonry bit - make sure you only widen the hole in the tile and don't go too deep.
very good video well explained
Thanks Barry 👍🏼👍🏼
Love the channel Mark like the fact its real world good tip and tricks of the trade and I think a how to series is a good idea .
Keep up the good work and enjoy the rest of the week👍
Thanks Jason
Great video mark, it mixes up the content of the channel
Thanks mate…. Yer looks like a lot of people are saying to do some more of these 👍🏼👍🏼
Hi Mark I love all your videos and your honesty and it helps me to get more and more experience to avoid any mistakes
As much as I can and I do appreciate for your sharing 👍🏼❤️❤️❤️❤️🙂
Thanks mate…. Glad your learning from my content
Hi Mark A good start to the how to series. I love the warts and all series. I know what ever Subject you cover it will be well presented and easy to follow.
Thanks Nigel…. Looks like the “how to” series is very much wanted by a lot of people so I will get onto it🙌🏼🙌🏼
Great video mark on fitting of a shower screen it amazes how so many people get this wrong.it would be good to see how to fix a bathroom towel radiator onto a plasterboard wall
Thanks Martin…. I will ad it to the list
I use cavity wall fixings,the ones that you squeeze with the gun.never an issue
@@thomaswatt1658 I had a job the other day where someone had used metal self drill fittings the tenant slipped out of the bath and grabbed the radiator and pulled it out from the wall I used the same fittings you mentioned have seen toggle fitting used aswell
@@martinkiely3147 I know the ones you mean,they're useless for anything with any weight.some people only want a quick fix and a quicker getaway lol
Great video. Exactly what I was looking for 👍🏻
Thanks buddy
Great idea Mark, do it mate.. I'll look forward to the upcoming series. You always crack me up, so learning while you laugh can't be a bad thing 👍🏻
Thanks mate…. Looks like it’s going to be a thing 👍🏼👍🏼
@@MJTiffPlumbing class mate, going to be very informative. Quick question, which/where did you get the shower screen from? Never knew the glass ones could move inwards and outwards from the bath. I always thought they were secured solid.
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Plumbase as always 😉😉🙌🏼🙌🏼
@@MJTiffPlumbing use something else rather than plugs & screws . As it’s only plasterboard and tile . Better options out there !!!
@@makg4655 never had an issue in 25+ years to be honest mate….. if done right it’s 100% fine👍🏼👍🏼
Love the how to series thanks for the tile bits link need to get some cheers
Thanks Glyn….. yer seems that a lot of people are looking forward to some useful “how to’s”
Loving your videos, I watch them every week😊
Would love to see a ‘how to fit a kitchen tap’
Going to try and attempt it myself 🙈
Thanks for the support, will get one up
😎 Greetings from Luxembourg. Great channel 💯
Hey Neil…. Glad your enjoying the content
Had a plumber quote us £300 to fit a couple of taps, a shower screen and replace a radiator with a towel rail. That's 3 days' wage for me, and watching videos like this made me realise I went down the wrong career path. You made it look so easy, I picked up a few valuable pointers for someone who has 0% plumbing experience.
Wish me luck!!
That sounds more than reasonable mate. I imagine some pipework would have been involved to replace towl rail so that's a pretty good price even up north
How did it go?
Hi Mark, yes I think a series of short how to videos would be great (no matter how many times you do something you can always learn something new).
Thanks mate, looks like it’s going to be a thing
Thank you for this video. Really helps a lot😊.
Thanks 👍🏼
Nice little vid that one mate. Didn't comment but really enjoyed the last one of you filling up. Not a plumber but I can imagine that no matter how many times you've completed an full fit out like that, the day of filling up must be stressful. U nailed it mate. Keep up the good work and the vids.
Thanks…. Yer it’s a very stressful day that for sure
Great stuff thank you for sharing this video and appreciate your time 🙏🏻
Thanks mate
outside tap, incoming mains booster, imperial to metric etc. Great channel!
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Will add to the list, glad you like the content
Hello , thank you for the video , I'm doing this next week but instructions say you should do the seal first then do the screws then you won't get that gap you had at the end , thi video has helped me to make an idea what I will be doing , thank you
Your welcome
Nice work mate
Thanks mate
Thanks for this video, over the coming weeks I will be fitting a shower screen over my bath and found the video useful. I am intending to replace an existing elecric shower with a thermostatic one and will be moving it to the opposite end of the bath after building a narrow stud wall, have you any tips/videos on the piping involved, I have looked through your channel but can't see anything, maybe I have missed it, I intend to use plastic piping, any advice you can pinpoint me to would be most helpful. Many thanks.
Glad you liked it buddy…. Make sure your subscribed to the channel for more content👍🏼
Worked for me @
Home just now am a joinery video made it easy work 😎
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Thanks mate perfect vid 👍 I now know what’s what because I had a cowboy plumber wreck my bathroom a year ago so had to do bits and pieces myself but I’m no professional but was skint. The problem I have is the screen he fitted was ok but now is so stiff I think it’s going to rip the profile off the wall. How can I lubricate the hinges or is it a manufactured fault?? And can the screen be lubricated or is it a new screen needed???? I really haven’t a clue but at least I know how to take a screen off/ put one up thanks to you 👍 cheers
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Great tutorial as I'm fitting my own tomorrow,love your channel 👍
Thanks buddy
Fitted my shower screen yesterday and must say iv done a good job cheers for the know how and saving me money 👍
Your channel just gets better mate👍👍
Thankyou mate…… means a lot 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Great video easy to understand thankyou 👍🙂
Your welcome mate
@@MJTiffPlumbing 😘👍
Wow nice mate
Great tips.👍👍👍
Thanks mate
Great video! Not sure what size shower screen I would buy fir a 43 inch entrance for a shower stall?
Thanks mate
Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Enjoy watching your videos.
By the way, how can one cover the slight gaps left after fitting a Shower door on a wall that is not straight enough. Thanks
Thanks buddy….. silicone is your best bet
I will keep watching your videos till I start my plumbing work
Keep watching after you’ve started it aswell mate 😉👍🏼👍🏼
Very useful many thanks 😊
Your welcome
Helped a lot, thank you 👍🏻
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Great, thank you 👍 What’s the best way to protect window/ frame/sill when it’s right in the shower/bath? I use a shower curtain, it’s a right pain, are there any better easy hacks or ways to get the water to run off the sill instead of sitting there?
Watched a view videos on this job and this one's the best. Best crack on with it myself then 🤞
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Thanks a lot for this mark, could you make more how to videos and also some on central heating as well if you get around to them please, I am also big fan of your first fix work I have learned quiet a lot from them, thanks mate.
Will do!
Hi Mark, again I have to say, your channel is brilliant, and thank you for the effort you make into editing and putting out these videos. Love the idea of a “series of how to jobs” keep them coming buddy
Thanks as always Richard 🙌🏼🙌🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Hi mark, superb channel,very informative from a very honest plumber and yeah the how to keep them coming,top man top job👍👏
Thanks Andrew 👍🏼👍🏼
Hi great video. Would you mind telling me the brand of this showering screen. It looks good and I like the hinge area of the shower screen. Thanks
Think it’s a QX screen
really good. Thanks
Thanks mate
Hey, great video, really helpful for someone doing up a house on a budget. I went to buy the drill bits but the listing isn't active anymore. Got any other recommendations for where to buy them?
Thanks mate….
Put “tile drill bit” into eBay and they will pop up👍🏼👍🏼
Nice wee video .. invest in the marksman marker for marking off for holes in tiles …find them great when I’m fitting profiles
Thanks mate, yer been meaning to get one of those
Nice one mate,I usually put silicone within the bottom of the profile before putting the screen in.never any problems.
Thanks mate 👍🏼👍🏼
Great vid as always mate. I usually use the bosch blue multi construction drill bits for tiles which fly through it...but whatever gets the job done 💪
Yep they are pretty good aswell
Hi Mark it's a great idea and could you do a macerator install when one pops up please 👊
Did one a few weeks back mate, take a look👍🏼👍🏼
Great tip to silicone that little bit first! Cheers
Glad it was helpful!
Good video
Thanks mate
Hello mate I need a new screen.... this one looks decent....where can I get it from... what model please and how much...?
thanks mate ....great video very helpful.... 👍🏻
This is a coram screen from Plumbase….
Love this Tiff. Great channel and you seem down to earth mate. 👊🏾
Thanks mate….. just being myself buddy🙌🏼🙌🏼
New subscriber love the channel
Thanks mate, welcome to the channel
Great video! Our screen looks to be leaking from where the glass meets the metal part of the frame (not the bit that swivels). Could this just be sealed with some clear silicone?
Worth a try buddy
Really helpful - thanks for posting. One question if I may? The area I'll be fitting my screen to is a tiled area which is boxed (hollow area) - is there a particular type of plug i should use?
Glad you found it useful.
Use a good strong red plug and make sure it bites well
I'm all for a how to series mark. I like to put a bead of silicon on the profile also,it's like a belt nd braces, job done well
Indeed mate
Hi 👋🏼 Would love to see how to hang a towel rail on new tails coming out of the ground ! What’s the easiest way to make sure your pipes are plumb
Thanks… will see what I can do
Hi mark would like to see how a shower tray is installed with tile adhesive or sand cement when using silicone isn’t suitable. Eg shower base doesn’t sit level.
Will see what I can do
Hi Mark, just been to my mother in law’s to fit a new silicone strip to the bottom of the glass screen and it’s now obvious why they are splitting after a few months. The gap from bottom of glass to top of bath is ok nearest the profile but at the other end of the glass it’s almost touching the bath too. Would I be able to adjust the screen when it slots into the profile or presumably I would need to remove the three screws, make sure the glass is parallel with the bath then re drill the profile!
Thanks
Paul
Exactly that mate, would make it a lot better. Sounds like the bath is out of level maybe
I've got a similar situation but the bracket on the wall isn't level. Front edge glass nearly touches bath. Put 12mm packing behind bracket to test and that made it all level. This can't be the right way though?! I thought there might be some adjustment on the hinges on the screen itself. Has three holes at either end, two are screws and the middle one looks filled. One screw looks like it's holding the glass with a clamp, the other one is in the part that fits into bracket. Undoing these screws didn't seem to do anything. Surely not all bathroom walls are dead plumb? The bath is definitely level, it's the tiled wall that's out 🤷 I can't find a single guide online where someone adjusts the bracket at the wall or show how to adjust the screen hinges. All guides just screw on, all works, happy days 😂
Great idea for a series! Some of the issues i find are not covered for the amateur beginner is how to deal with actually getting the water off properly and what to do when it will not shut off. I.e turning an isolation valve off and then turning it back on again and it leakes from the isolation valve and will not stop dripping. What do you do there? Also when draining down to change a radiator and the drain off valve washer sticks in and/or will not reseal when trying to fill it back up again. For me the worry is what to do when the water will not stop and you dont know where to or how to stop it properly. So....changing a kitchen tap which has isolation valves on you turn them off fine, change the tap go to turn valves on and they both leak and will not stop....whats the next step, change the isolation valves but how when water will not turn off at tank/boiler etc. Yes i realise simple jobs for professionals like yourself but scary for the amateur and no idea how to address the problem. Hope this makes sense and thank you for the great videos really appreciated.
Thanks mate…. Will try and address some of that
Where did you get the screen from?? Thank you!!
Plumbase buddy…. It’s a Coram one
Can you tell me what make the shower panel is I liked it easy to install , cheers
Think that was a Coram panel
Cheers
Great vid Mark keep them comming. Would be good to see a wet room / walk in shower from scratch
Thanks mate….
If you haven’t seen my “sunken bath” series then that’s got the walk-in shower install mate…. 👍🏼👍🏼 (it’s in the playlists)
Great video. My shower screen kicks out on the bottom when it swings open/closed. Which has caused the silicone to fail. Any ideas why it could be doing this?
Is the wall complete level??
Hi mate, this looks nice and simple to do. I know it's been a long time but do you remember what size and make of shower screen you used?
Think it was a “QX bathrooms” screen….. maybe 800mm
@@MJTiffPlumbing Thanks for replying :) Is the brand QX because when I google it shows a bathroom shop chain and it doesn't seem like they have their own brand.
I used to silicone the back of profile's but then I had to change a screen a few years later and it ended up braking a load of tiles so I only silicone the holes and the outside now!
Just use a wire slicer down the silicone mate, not an issue at all👍🏼👍🏼
My shower screen keeps falling down, the profile on my wall doesn't have the holes where you made the pilot holes into the metal. Can I make these holes my self, and what screws do you recommend to fix the screen into the profile so the screen doesn't fall down. I guess the plumber didn't do a good job on my screen. Many thanks
Yep drill them yourself and use small stainless steel screws with caps on
Thank you so much for the advice :) @@MJTiffPlumbing
Good idea for the channel👍
How to hang a rad, measuring where to position brackets with pipes already in position. As usualy in the past I've been able to hang the rad first then link pipes to it. 🤣 got one to do at me mums 🙈
Thanks mate
Will add to the list
Great film, I enjoyed that.
A how to series sounds good, even if you could already do the task, it’s worth watching to maybe learn a new tip or two.
A how to bend a 15mm crossover film would be good, I have done it in the past but I think I make it hard work.
To see how you would approach it would be great. As always, thank you, take care, regards, Chris. 👍👍👍
Thanks Chris….
Yer I guess everyone does things different so it’s always good to see others ways of working….👍🏼👍🏼
With this type of door do you only seal the outside?
Yes buddy
Hi ya mark
I fit bathrooms and also do plumbing, but as I’m not gas registered I don’t do a lot of heating, my gripe is open vented heating systems , when you airlock them ? Any tips or maybe a video clip on how to purge or find etc…
Cheers loving the quality fitting you do and the vids you send out!!
Will see what I can do
Great little tutorial. I think a good one would be how to set a shower valve in a wall. Getting the depth right to the finished surface etc.
Thanks mate…. Will add it to the list mate 👍🏼👍🏼
Hi, i noticed you used red rawl plugs to fix back, is that ok in plasterboard, i'm aboiut to fix back to plasterboard?
Just plateredboard???… no tiles??
Hi what do you put in between the wall and the shower screen fixture when the walls are only half tiles above the bath?
Some good plugs👍🏼👍🏼
@@MJTiffPlumbing have the same problem but don't understand your answer as am a beginner,, do you mean raul plugs??
just a quick question I am upgrading my shower screen what size raw plugs did u use thanks just dint want to Insert a screw and crack the tiles thanks barry
I use brown plugs mate, just go careful when tightening
No worries they look red in the video thanks for the reply
Great detailed (how to) thank you 👍
Thanks Terry 👍🏼👍🏼