Still use the Novapress 👌🏼👌🏼

BW1 will go on anything mate….👌🏼👌🏼

Had to discharge to ground due to possible high temps 👍🏼👍🏼

As long as they don’t leak👌🏼👌🏼👍🏼

Check out the video where we solve the problem😉

You mean Isolation valves…. Ball o fix valves are slightly different…. And most people do tbh👍🏼👍🏼

Thanks mate…… I put them on the outside but some put them internal….. I’m an outside kind of guy🤣

Complete rubber membrane and the CT1 reassurance

@MJTiffPlumbing not trying to bait but doesn't sound like much difference. Ct1 products are great but the price difference isn't justified. It's all marketing. The ingredients are the same as lower priced competitors on most of their products.

Thanks mate…👍🏼👍🏼

Just rollered it mate 👍🏼👍🏼

Thanks mate

Thanks mate

Looks easy to use, nice job that 👍

Completely agree….. time on the tools is key

This is perfect for fillling gaps mate, the coverage is brilliant

If you can mate👍🏼

Is it cold

A few people said that🤣🤣👌🏼

Give it a try mate, it’s spot on

Yep drill them yourself and use small stainless steel screws with caps on

Thank you so much for the advice :) ​@@MJTiffPlumbing

Yep great news…. Things are changing😉

Yep…. 👌🏼👌🏼👍🏼

Even if it doesn’t look right to the window??

Yes...

You are correct, that’s why it says “paid promotion” mate…🤣👍🏼….. I work with CT1 however I only work with them as there products are so good that’s why I’m promotion this BW1 Tanking system… Not quite sure what you’re getting at…

I always cover the whole area to be 100% sure it’s all sealed mate…. It’s cheaper than any issues😉👍🏼👍🏼

@@MJTiffPlumbing 🤣 you can't get an issue where there is no water

I think everyone who does bathrooms/wetrooms tanks the complete area…. Why wouldn’t you🤷🏼‍♂️ If you haven’t priced in enough to cover it all then take a look at your pricing😉😝 Each to their own…. I tank everything in a “wet area”

@MJTiffPlumbing save money, that shit is expensive. Come now Mr Tiff you like me have ripped out bathrooms, you know where the board rots. And besides tiles and grout are pretty resistant to water 😃

@@deanmiles8421I always tank the whole shower area, never go back

Yep, this turns to a rubber type membrane when it’s gone off, so even if the walls move and the tiles crack it will stay sealed👌🏼

That would be revolutionary. I would have a tendency to still use a classi seal as we have always used them. Does the product state the amount of movement it will tolerate?

It is revolutionary….. honestly it’s a game changer… Will easily tolerate 10/20mm of movement

Thanks mate👌🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Evening fella…. Ready for the week ahead👍🏼

@@MJTiffPlumbing sure am Buddy heading down there tomorrow till Thursday 🤘😎🤘

Yep I’m heading over tomorrow 👍🏼👍🏼

@@MJTiffPlumbing 🤘😎🤘🫖☕️🍪

Would have been perfect mate…. Try it next time 👍🏼👍🏼

No need to skirt or trim as it goes like a rubber membrane once set…. The time it saves is great

It’s not…. It’s CT1’s own product👍🏼

@@MJTiffPlumbing so it's all down to the price then. Looks good.

What would you pay???…… considering the time your going to save

@@MJTiffPlumbing mapei is about £50 per bathroom, but the main cost is in all rubber corners fabrics.

What would you be paying for the other product??

What…. 3 hours in total…. Pretty fast to me mate, a lot quicker than a few hours prepping the walls, few hours taping up then 3 hours applying 2 coats…. So basically halving the time…… 👍🏼

Yep, it’s the perfect solution imho

That’s a shame mate, always good to catch up… Yer the BW1 is a great product

Yep Chris…. No prep needed, just swap it straight on….. goes off like a rubber membrane👌🏼👌🏼

Hahahaah well observed🤣🤣

Had to get it off quick🤣🤣

Ive used it a few times and its very very good👌🏼👌🏼

So quick and works perfectly👌🏼👌🏼

Not quite the same….😉

Now try this one from CT1……. Nothing like this on the market 👌🏼

No smell to it at all….. 👌🏼👌🏼

I'm taking more tips on the vid quality details. Etc. Haven't got a clue about tanking term

only time will tell

Looks like a great product 🤘😎🤘

Hi mate, been watching your videos for a while. Used to work in this industry now done a complete U turn and work elsewhere but have a few years under my belt for plumbing and heating. Bought my first property 2 years ago, I reconfigured the downstairs bathroom to incorporate a shower and redone the bathroom upstairs. I used hardie backer on floor and walls, scrim tape and sealed joints. I then used the mapei shower proofing kit and taped the joints again and plastered two coats of the aqua proofing paint in the shower and bath area. Bit overkill but didnt fancy any leaks. Very similar to the stuff you’ve put on and I rate it. Funnily enough, when I used to do plumbing/heating when we did bathrooms never done any of the tanking unless it was a wetroom. Any bathroom I do in the future will always be tanked, its just not worth the risk. Great video as always 👍🏻

Indeed it is……. Although I think a lot of people will be out enjoying the sunshine

I don't fully understand. Apologies I focus more on the production quality than the work. Thumbnail. Giveways. Intro. Camera quality. Pop ups. End of vid. How quick scene changes. Sound quality. Editing.

I mean the video might not hit aswell for a few hours as the weather is good…. That’s the sort of thing you have to consider when putting a video out, it can be very seasonal

@@MJTiffPlumbing Sunday is a strong day. I am taking your advice and posting at the same time.

It’s THE day for content to go out…..

Hey buddy…. Thanks for the comment mate, and it’s been noted. Been under a bit of pressure of late to get stuff done alongside filming…. Will make a point of getting stuff filmed more👍🏼👍🏼

You mean “Silicone”……..🤦🏻‍♂️

👍🏼👍🏼

And the wrong way to connect a sink and shower waste… I prefer to do it correctly 👍🏼

@@MJTiffPlumbing why is that the wrong way? But cutting all of that material out of floor joists, is the right way? I’m a carpenter, and you’ve weakened those joists by doing that, I’ve never seen someone take so much out. If you’re going to be dismissive or sarcastic I’ll just leave, can never have a serious conversation on construction videos because people get offended too easy.

I’m not offended…. It seems you are by me replying!!!….. T’ing in a basin to a shower waste will cause it to “gurgle” when the basin is used and visa versa….. People on the internet think they can put a comment and don’t like it when someone goes against what they are saying. In 30years of doing bathrooms and trimming joists for pipework I’ve not had 1 single issue….

@@MJTiffPlumbing “Before you start work check that the joist size is adequate for the span. Notches can only be made in the top OR bottom of the joists, (not both) within the permitted area to a maximum of 35mm. Holes may only be made on the joist's centreline within the permitted area to a maximum diameter of 65mm. Additional holes must be at least three diameters (centre to centre) apart. Single/multiple timber structural beams, rafters, purlins and binders must never be notched or drilled without calculations to justify the remaining timber. Rafters may be birdsmouthed by no more than 1/3rd of the depth. This guidance does not apply to engineered joists e.g. JJI joists and reference should be made to specific product manufacturers instructions” chopping down 40-45mm for a shower waste pipe goes against building control mate, it’s that simple.

Good old Google 🤣🤣 This is Real World buddy….👍🏼