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Bathroom shower mold & damp on wall other side of shower? The bathroom shower is on the wall of the outside of the house & the landing wall at the top of the stairs. Mold forms very easily and it appears that some water leaks through the shower tile grouting into wall. I am considering replacing the shower but would like the mold & damp problem sorted out first, probably needs expert survey?

I am looking to fully renovate the bathroom in my new house but want to change the layout of the bathroom suite. It's very claustrophobic atm and I don't like the toilet next to the bath tub I don't find it very relaxing. I wanted to put a corner bath at the far end to maximise space and put the toilet and sink at the other end. I was wondering how easy this is to do? The sink will stay in same position but the toilet will be going to a new position. Any advice on if would need new pipes adding or

I posted a job, got a reply - but cannot see their "credentials" - please advise

We have recently had our bathroom refurbished but the water pressure has significantly reduced from what it used to be like. Why is this? We also have an electric booster for our shower which we have been told is still connected but the water is trickling out and nothing like the powerful shower we used to have. I don't hear it coming on when turning the shower on but bizarrely can hear it come on when the toilet flush is used! Can the pipework have been incorrectly fitted to give this situation?

I've just had a new bathroom done and 1 wall panel. Is now cracked the bath screen beading has been placed to low and is now scratching my bath and all silicone work is messy. How much would it cost to have someone fix this poor workman ship?

How much would it be to have a shower tray taken out and a bath put in as well I will be buying the bath and pipes and taps.

I have a newbuild house and the toilets in my ensuite and bathroom are mostly hidden behind the tiles making plumbing issues impossible to fix. I want to create an access but do not know how to word it or explain fully what I need - your guidance will be greatly appreciated.

Can both a toilet and sink fit into a small space. approx size is 132cm long, and 78 cm wide

How quickly can we get diagnosed

Who would I need to complete the job of planning and installing a downstairs toilet in a part of my utility room? There is hot and cold water to the room and it is cited on the same side of the house but not next to the existing lead soil pipe.

We have turned off the water but water is still coming out of the shower fitting preventing us from putting up a new tile

Cistern siphon in my toilet cistern doesn’t stop water flushing through continuously

I have a double bath that sits in a wooden frame with 3 of the sides adjacent to the bathroom wall. There are tiles on top of frame, and also completely covering the side panel of the bath. There's a separate electric shower on one of the walls, and the constant dripping has rotted away some of the sealant, causing one sides of the frame to partially rot away. It's not affecting the structural integrity of the frame, so to prevent further damage, a makeshift plastic panel was put over the top of 2 of the bath sides (one for the shower, and one for the side with the taps). This was working OK, but looks ugly and the sealant has also rotted away on that too. I've removed the plastic panels and see that in addition to the original rot, there's another side that's started rotting away too. I haven't been able to look under the other 2 sides, but they're away from a constant water source, so I suspect that the wood there is intact. I would like the bath frame rebuilt and put back to how it used to be - i.e. with tiles on top of the frame and no plastic panels. This will require at the bare minimum, rebuilding part of the frame and retiling where necessary. In the worst case, the whole frame may need rebuilding - I have no idea of the state of the frame under the remaining 2 tiled areas. Can you advise how I should list this job (building? / tiling?) - I very much doubt that there'll be any plumbing required as the issue isn't with a leak. I'd also require any "top layer" of wood to be completely waterproof to prevent this happening again - I don't think the last builder took that into account. Thanks for your help in advance!

The bottom of my resin bathroom vanity sink has a vacuum molded overflow area with a platelike flat surface glued to it that has the p trap perpendicular. that plate is leaking. what is the name of the vacuum molded overflow envelope and why is there this plate there?

Im trying to locate a part for my broken spa but having no luck online or shop hunting.