Any plumbers here?

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Originally Posted by HangOver

Hard water ermm I dunno, I do know that it leaves white marks when it dries out does that mean it's hard? Or did you mean is it packing some sort of offensive weapon?

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Having seen the rust staining on buildings from watering the gardens around Perth then I'd say your water is hard!

Ron

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Originally Posted by 5teve

Im glad you asked... i may be looking for a plumber to finish my kitchen off.. current one seems favourite to let me down again...

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Whilst he's in Kinross doing HangOver's he can drop into your place! :D

Ron

Let's hijack the thread a little more - well, maybe not. This is a building/plumbing question -it may be NSW specific.

Does a toilet (I don't mean the WC itself but the "room") need to be against an external wall and does it need a window?

Ron

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Originally Posted by p38arover

Let's hijack the thread a little more - well, maybe not. This is a building/plumbing question -it may be NSW specific.

Does a toilet (I don't mean the WC itself but the "room") need to be against an external wall and does it need a window?

Ron

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if you dont get a reply call your local council and talk to anyone in the building department, they'll keep you right

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Originally Posted by HangOver

if you dont get a reply call your local council and talk to anyone in the building department, they'll keep you right

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Good point. Thanks

Ron

For piece of mind, it might be better to call a plumber and be done with it.....;)

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Originally Posted by p38arover

Let's hijack the thread a little more - well, maybe not. This is a building/plumbing question -it may be NSW specific.

Does a toilet (I don't mean the WC itself but the "room") need to be against an external wall and does it need a window?

Ron

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In Victoria a toilet (WC) can be in an internal room but must have an exhaust fan switched by the light so that when you turn the light on the fan comes on. Building codes are becoming more standard across Australia and I would be surprised if NSW was different.

Ian

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Originally Posted by amtravic1

In Victoria a toilet (WC) can be in an internal room but must have an exhaust fan switched by the light so that when you turn the light on the fan comes on. Building codes are becoming more standard across Australia and I would be surprised if NSW was different.

Ian

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i Believe its the same in WA, as that is what we have, a toilet in the middle of the house, backing onto the lounge about as far away as you can get from an outside wall!, it does however have a fan switched by the light switch

P38, thats was what i was hoping, kill 2 birds with one stone so to speak! so the question is...

we have a tiler, plasterers etc etc, so where are the landy loving PLUMBERS? c'mon guys its only easy work! :D

Thanks

Steve

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Originally Posted by 5teve

i Believe its the same in WA, as that is what we have, a toilet in the middle of the house, backing onto the lounge about as far away as you can get from an outside wall!, it does however have a fan switched by the light switch

P38, thats was what i was hoping, kill 2 birds with one stone so to speak! so the question is...

we have a tiler, plasterers etc etc, so where are the landy loving PLUMBERS? c'mon guys its only easy work! :D

Thanks
Steve

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WA plumbers don't need to work any more they have all made their millions and have all retired early !
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doesnt that just seem the case? if i find one i'll send him round to you!

i cant beleive with all the tradies etc this forum has led me to.. i cant find a bl**dy plumber!

Thanks

Steve