Apr 29, 2010 | Albartross85:
How to remove Waterproof Tile Adhesive from an Acrylic Bath tub?
Hi,
I have recently been re-modeling my apartment and specifically the bathroom. Whilst re-tiling it i had to spend a long time standing in the bath tub to reach certain walls....
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Dec 01, 2007 | jeevan m:
please can any one tell me how to drill tap holes for new acrylic bath tub?
i bought new acrylic bath tub from b&q which doesnt have pre drilled tap hole,
A: Dude, acrylic is a fancy was of saying "PLASTIC". Drill it!!!!
Why drill into your new bathtub anyway??
If its for something like a soap dish, I recommend using a...
What To Look For When Shopping For Bath Tubs
Many house owners realize that the bathtub is an especially important fixture in the bathroom. You will find people that find that the tub could be the solace and a long soak regarded as an incredible reprieve from the stresses of a long work day. Therefore, the next time that you’ve got a new home built or getting your bathroom remodeled, then you definitely need to look into the selection of bath tubs that you could install inside your bathroom. You can find different kinds of bathtubs that you could pick from. One of the aspects that you need to take into account would be the size and floor layout of your bathroom. You can inquire the contractor about the bathtub size and shape that your bathroom can support. You can choose from rectangular, corner, round or even oval tub shapes. Your tub size choices can vary based on the width and length. You are able to select from 32″ wide, 36″ wide, 42″ wide, 48″ wide, 5′ long and 6′ long tub sizes. If you need a bigger tub, you can even check out two person tub options.
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American Standard T038.900.295 Tropic Deck Mount Tub Filler Trim Kit with Brass Slip Fit Spout, Metal Lever Handle, Satin Nickel Review
This is a nice Fixture and was easy to install on my acrylic whirlpool bath that is front center mounted. I would recommend this item, but there is a problem with the way the spout attaches to the adapter. Basically you put this nice brass adapter on the brass tube coming out of your tub which is fasten flush with the tub basin with a Allen type of screw. The adapter has a recessed notch in it that will be used to line up the spout and secure with another Allen screw. So when you put the spout on there is an echelon with a half cut circle in it so you can get to the fastening Allen screw. Well all goes smoothly until you notice that the echelon resting on the adapter is very loose and can easily spin around. When walking up to the tub you immediately notice that there is an Allen screw visible and should have had some plug like my old meon unit had. Also the notch in the echelon will never line up with the Allen screw since it can spin easily and be anywhere in the 360 degree circle. They...
Good for small jobs
Super Easy to apply - no additional equipment needed such as
