Thread: My bathroom project.

Hi, For the base of the shower (where the trap is), I used a piece of white coloured hardboard just gripfilled onto the wooden base, I left a slight overlap by the shower tray (~5m) so the board fits flush. Easy enough to pull it off and replace if I need access to the trap. For the Aquapanel, I fixed support battens to the wall to bring it out slightly as it has pipework behind it. Then used the Aquapanel screws to fix the panels to the...

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Sounds like you're in a real mess mate! I don't know what a tanking kit is but I had a quick look for you on this website, seems to have come up with some stuff http://www.plumbingsuppliesandfittings.co.uk/shop.php?p=search_results&search_terms=Baal+tanking+kit+ They seem to be pretty reasonable on price as well, so it should take a few quid off your total price. Hope you get everything sorted soon mate, nothing worse than...

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Excellent job. 'Er Indoors is putting pressure on me for something similar. How did you fix the aquapanel to the wall? Is there a gap between the panel and wall or not? What sealant did you use to seal the edges and joins of the aquapanel? Many thanks.

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