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samg
November 12, 2011, 7:54pm
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Just wondered if anyone knows roughly how much it is to fit a complete bathroom suite - toilet,bath and sink - been quoted 350 quid does this sound reasonable? Any suggestions appreciated many thanks
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Quoted from samg
Just wondered if anyone knows roughly how much it is to fit a complete bathroom suite - toilet,bath and sink - been quoted 350 quid does this sound reasonable? Any suggestions appreciated many thanks


this is a decent price to be fair,theres a bit more to it than just what you see when its finished,unseen pipework,floorboards up and put back etc...
john smith and sons of humberston are decent plumbers.


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this is a decent price to be fair,theres a bit more to it than just what you see when its finished,unseen pipework,floorboards up and put back etc...
john smith and sons of humberston are decent plumbers.


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November 15, 2011, 10:56am

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Depends what is involved really.If it's a straight swap with not much pipework to move,then it could be done in a day,which is good money for the plumber to say the least.

If it's a two day job including parts and labour,then it's about the norm.
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November 15, 2011, 12:13pm

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Just done mine myself, did it in a day a piece of p1ss


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Just done mine myself, did it in a day a piece of p1ss



You're right,it aint rocket science,especially if it's a straight swap.
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getting the level/ gradiant  of the bath is the hardest thing lol


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Ok, how much to fit a heated towel rail? The pipes sticking out my bathroom floor are unfortunately a couple of inches closer together tahn the connector bits at the bottom of the towel rail. Presume that means adding a tiny bit of piping.

As you can see I am not very technical. First plumber said £70 if it was the right size...




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November 16, 2011, 4:04pm

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Ok, how much to fit a heated towel rail? The pipes sticking out my bathroom floor are unfortunately a couple of inches closer together tahn the connector bits at the bottom of the towel rail. Presume that means adding a tiny bit of piping.

As you can see I am not very technical. First plumber said £70 if it was the right size...


Just get some flexy fittings from b&q, do it yourself and spend £70 on beer!!


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Just done mine myself, did it in a day a piece of p1ss


Yeah, but it's not ideal to have it coming out of the taps.


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