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you’re changing my mind. Fuck the Gas Safe guy. Go temp electric, get another quote for gas, look into enviro-alternatives.
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^^i was wondering that. It crossed my mind it could be a stitch up but I assumed/hoped that @ReekBlefs had selected someone he was comfortable with/trusted to do the initial job. Hopefully they demonstrated the leak somehow - it must be possible if it is identifiable.
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You can fill it and redrill it, but my experience sorting a similar hole left from a curtain pole involved hacking back quite a lot of shit plaster and building it up in layers. It looks great now but was time consuming. You may be able to get something fast drying.
You need to clear out as much loose as possible, pva + water the surface you’re filling (I think 1:5 pva to water, can’t imagine it matters much) and then fill. I have just bought some bonding plaster to fill some big holes (following electrician’s visiting) and some easifill 60 for the final surface.
NB I don’t actually know what I’m doing, I’m an enthusiastic and largely successful bodger.
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You have a valid point. Cross posting your own ad isn’t allowed. And people do get unfairly piled on for honest mistakes.
But I’d prefer the tandem has as much chance of being recommissioned and ridden as possible, I’ve never met @sparky and I’d have done the same for you 😘
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Delete the original link @Sparky?
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Saw this cute tandem on eBay, someone save it from a slow death in a Catford garden.
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Yes, but maybe not enough.
You can keep most of the pipework but shorten the white pipe between the two screw fittings (just to the left of your arrow) and lengthen the black pipe at the back. It looks like that would only save you a couple of CMs though.
Or you could use something like this to replace the lot.
That’s the first one I googled - “low profile sink waste” or “low profile sink trap” so that might not be perfect but you get the idea
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Aha!