From Horror Show to Dream Shower Room

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Horror Shower Fixed! Ripped Out & Refurbished
Our 'house of horrors' shower repair video showing some terrible cowboy plumbing was hugely popular but many of you weren't impressed by the fact that we left the stud work in place and repaired around it. So Part II sees us start from scratch and do the whole room properly with the help of Abacus Bathrooms.
Our detailed video on notching and drilling joists: • Notching & Drilling Jo...
Tools and materials used in this video:
✅ Abacus Elements Ultimate Construction Board - bit.ly/2MepRo5
✅ Abacus Emotion Round Shower Head - bit.ly/2zk6mTu
✅ Abacus Fix-MD Sealing & Mounting Adhesive - bit.ly/2P0Fm1E
✅ Abacus Infinity Single Fall Tray - bit.ly/2TyOooS
✅ Abacus No More Leaks Bath & Shower Sealing Kits - bit.ly/2OZ2fCn
✅ Abacus Pro-Seal Tape Sealing Compound - bit.ly/2OXvRA9
✅ Abacus Temptation Chrome Wall Arm - bit.ly/2AaPvSt
✅ Abacus Temptation Thermostatic Shower Mixer - bit.ly/2OWXVm3
✅ Abacus X Series Designer Glass to Wall Support Arm - bit.ly/2zkx0vx
✅ Abacus X Series Glass Panel - bit.ly/2PK0Nrt
✅ DeWalt D25033K 22mm SDS Hammer Drill - bit.ly/2Aa71q4
✅ DeWalt DCD795 18v Combi Drill - bit.ly/2ziq6qw
✅ Fein MultiMaster - bit.ly/2vvZpMW
✅ Hansgrohe iBox Universal - bit.ly/2FJlDTc
✅ Hultafors HBX Saw Blade - bit.ly/2MhKtf7
✅ Imex LX3DG Line Laser Level - bit.ly/2qXpf9Z
✅ Milwaukee M12 BDDX Sub Compact Drill - bit.ly/2MzA0ss
✅ Milwaukee RED STICK - bit.ly/2vybKQW
✅ Monument 2600K Copper Pipe Bender 15mm & 22mm - bit.ly/2AbfcCF
✅ Tacklife AHS02C Diamond Coated Core Hole Drill Bit Set - amzn.to/2KmuYiB
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@sixcylinders6346 5 лет назад

Absolutely top job Roger. I worked in the building trade for 12 years (mostly social housing upgrades) and I only wish that I had been working alongside someone like you. A proper builder who does a proper job with no shortcuts. You obviously go home at night with pride in what you’ve done and rightly so.

@SkillBuilder 5 лет назад

Thank you so much. It means a lot.

@SkillBuilder 5 лет назад

@pete smyth I don't know. It is an argument that could go on forever but I know plenty of top class tradesmen/women who lover their job and most of their customers.

@peteosullivan6431 4 года назад

Evening Roger, we’re looking for this quality of job, if you venture towards the North East I’d like to discuss our project with you. Regards Pete

@snappyfish 2 года назад

Currently in a council house. work is shocking. Almost like it's a training ground.

@mk4reala965 Год назад

@@SkillBuilder hi I have a query my shower is in a plaster studd wall behind the studd wall I have 2 flaps which I can open to isolate the hot and cold in the flaps I can see condensation & mould marks the pipes are dry the cold one let's off steam when cold should l be worried any solution thanks

@NativeNYerChicHK 5 лет назад

Been binging shower build videos in preparation to do my own, using all Schluter products, very similar to this stuff. Came across this video and even though I’m in the US and am using a different product line, I couldn’t help but watch the whole video. I really appreciate your attention to detail in your workmanship and your very detailed explanations, you’re obviously a pro and really are a natural teacher. Thanks for taking your time to post this. Very informative 😉

@mredman5916 Год назад

this guy is a shower savante lmao

@loby24 5 лет назад

Proper job by a proper plumber nice work mate

@SkillBuilder 5 лет назад

Thank you Loby

@rapidblaze5664 3 года назад

@@SkillBuilder can I just ask a quick question ... ideally what do you recommend when installing a shower tray to have it in the ground or on a wooden frame or riser kit as I am getting it installed but i don't know which is better option

@aerowilly65 3 года назад

Some great advice here.Thanks for posting this. One tip of my own-Always protect the shower tray or bath when you're standing in it screwing shower fittings on Or doing any kind of work like fitting the screen or enclosure. I use old Cloud-nine carpet underlay with a rubber back on. It protects the tray or bath from any impacts or accidental damage from dropped tools. Also saves having to work in your stocking feet!

@SkillBuilder 3 года назад

Good idea

@MEVD2011 5 лет назад

The 59 thumbs down must be from the original fellas that fitted the bathrooms on that estate 😂😂😂

@1533ramsay 5 лет назад

🤣🤣🤣

@penarthhywel1591 4 года назад

^^^ Underrated comment 😂

@sebastianluraniec1489 4 года назад

@jesus jones Absolutely opposite. My uncle builds houses from the ground up, he cannot believe how poorly British houses are constructed. Go to Poland and see how they build new houses - stop hiring a local handyman to do your bathroom and find yourself a professional. I paid £80 to 'British plumbers' and they didn't manage to fix my leaking close-coupled toilet. All it needed was to replace it with a proper seal (he just put tons of plumbers putty). My money down the drain I shall say. So yeah British quality job.

@sebastianluraniec1489 4 года назад

@jesus jones Agreed, I think it comes down to you get what you pay for.

@affectionatepunch 4 года назад

@@sebastianluraniec1489 This is what happens when you hire cowboys every country has them I've never had an issue because i always use someone that has been recommended to me and not some cash in hand fly by night Poles included

@silvafox100 5 лет назад

Top notch Plumber who is a tradesman that has top skills, and has pride in his work. This guy will never be out of work, and well worth paying for his expertise.

@tz125r 5 лет назад

How refreshing to see an honest pro tradesman showing us how to do an honest professional job.👍

@newbeginnings8566 Год назад

Such a pleasure to see high quality products fitted by a caring professional... When you see the amount of planning and work needed for a project like this then it's clear that's why a top end bathroom is not a cheap fit..

@2loco 5 лет назад

Love your work mate. As soon as I saw a 29 minute video from skill builder I knew it was cuppa and relaxation time. Keep it up. 👌👍

@SkillBuilder 5 лет назад

Thank you. We should get sponsored by a tea company.

@spencermax 5 лет назад

I'm watching this with a nice mug of "Pyramid" tea and a ham and cheese sarnie, lovely 💪

@keithwebb658 Год назад

You're a couple of years older than me Roger.I can't believe how flexible you are🤣. No grunting as you change position 😅😅

@haroon420 5 лет назад

I like that you answer the moaners points in the videos. Some people just love to think they’re perfect. Nobody is.

@jimmyw4073 4 года назад

As a plumber in training you really do inspire me . Thank you and keep up the great work.

@bluebeastgamer3005 4 года назад

I have a master plumber for 42 years, you are absolutely the best, best and the best!!!!! Yes, many people will say it’s over-killed, but I would have to say that it’s absolutely amazing 😉!!!!!!!!! Barry

@wtfyman 4 года назад

When loading a beam (or joist), there is a geometric property called the second moment of area that determines its effective bending stiffness. The stiffness scales with the (beam depth)^4! Cutting a hole out of the middle will mean any reduction is stiffness, and hence strength, is minimised. Excellent advice Roger

@優さん-n7m Год назад

where did he say that?

@keithcarter9396 5 лет назад

It's great to see a real tradesman at work - top stuff. Well done.

@johnhughes4170 18 дней назад

Excellent,no panic, just pure professionalism Roger.

@purnimashah121 5 лет назад

I wish you could fit my new bathroom. I live in East Sussex and would happily accommodate your stay during the job. It is a real pleasure watching your videos. You are clearly a dedicated and passionate craftsman. Thank you for taking the time to provide such informative videos.

@lazylad9064 4 года назад

He's what you call (he'll probably forgive me for saying this) an old fashioned tradesman. My old man was a joiner/builder and he never got any come backs. He also never ripped people off because he'd say the customer will use you again. Repeat trade. That and pride in his skills/workmanship.

@nigelwoodham 5 лет назад

I commented on the first video stating that I would have advised the client to have a new valve fitted while doing the repair to ‘future proof’ the work. Great to see that is what happened in this second video and with one of my shower valves of choice. It’s never easy or ideal to do just a section of a room and keeping parts of the existing so must make the best you can and of course people’s budget must be taken into consideration. Our most common scenario now is removing a bath and replacing with a walk-in shower whilst trying to keep it looking like its always been that way. Good to see someone who puts at least as much, if not more work into all the stuff nobody ever sees.

@danieltonge5045 4 года назад

Exceptional plumbing job. Have to say, you put far more care and attention into the fitting and finishing of the elements board than the tiler did.

@simost2566 3 года назад

4:15 - I cannot stress this enough; always check your saw depth before cutting! I had to repair a section of floor in my spare bedroom after the previous owner had done a wiring bodge to add a spur to the ring main and made a mess of the floor in the process. I set the foot on my 170mm circular just enough to cut through the tongue of the18mm floor board and then lifted it to find the main 22mm main gas feed lurking just below the floor, running from the garage below. A full depth cut could have a disaster so always scan the floor and double check your depths before committing to it.

@chrisf1600 4 года назад

How this doesn't have a million views i'll never know! Brilliant stuff, I was engrossed from start to finish.

@ShirazChanawala 4 года назад

This is a work of art. Absolutely mesmerising watching this video. The narration is extremely informative.

@jamescricketson9464 2 года назад

Same

@FirstnameLastname-uh4rk 5 лет назад

I was just looking up shower installations and ended up here. I ended up watching the whole bathroom refit because the presenter made it all so interesting. An excellent, informative video. Thanks very much for taking the time to film it all.

@SkillBuilder 5 лет назад

Thanks Harry

@PeteCswampy Год назад

REAL DEAL builder. Master at work is Rodger, and , he's a great presenter. Well done.

@markhill8150 5 лет назад

Love your videos mate. I'm an apprentice just kicking off my third year and always looking to improve. This really shows how to get the job done right.

@robertopereira7615 4 месяца назад

This guy is awesome, very humble. Can watch him all day. I must say I have learnt along the way. Thank you

@gavinguitar2194 Год назад

Hello Rodger, I'm not a plumber or general builder; I'm a guitarist. It was nice to watch something different & positive for a change. A big like with this project from beginning to end.

@michaeldean7220 Месяц назад

Back to adjusting your Floyd Rose tomorrow! 😂

@ForeverMods 5 лет назад

Awesome. You make plumbing look like an art. Wish there were more guys like you mate !!

@mussimike 10 месяцев назад

so often I put myself in a tricky situation because of hurrying ahead, so your advice about slowing down to get ahead is really spot on.

@SkillBuilder 10 месяцев назад

We all do it but you learn

@PS-dn6ho Месяц назад

Such a pleasure to watch a real professional working and doing a top notch job. I wish I saw this video before I had my new bathroom fitted, I would have known what to watch out for and ensure the plumber was doing a good job. I fear he was in too much of a rush, working other jobs in tandem with mine. I know he has fitted plasterboard but I don’t know if he used waterproofing, too late now as it is completely tiled. It looks lovely, so I hope he did. There have been stupid snagging issues like the hot and cold water being reversed, hot water when flushing the toilet, etc, so I’m not confident now that there won’t be other issues down the line. Anyway, I wish you had been my fitter. Great job.

@gearmob3555 5 лет назад

Great video. I enjoy watching skilled craftsmen from other locales. There are often new techniques and solutions on display, but the basics of quality work remain the same. Occasionally there are some eye-opening differences in code ans standards. Here in the U.S., a new home would never have an exposed soil stack, all plumbing is contained within the building envelope. I can see that a long history of upgrades to older buildings would lead to casual acceptance of the appearance of exposed plumbing. It certainly allowed for an easier relocation of the shower drain. And no worries of noise when lack of foresight leads to a noisy drain in a dining room or living room wall.

@edwardholmes91 5 лет назад

Soil stack location seems to vary in the UK for some reason. I live in a 30ish year old house and the soil stack is internal, but the house in this video is 10ish years old and has external... not sure why?

@edknoxwill520 5 лет назад

Mate you providing one of the best work tutorials I ever saw ! Amazing, simply and very easy to learn :-) Thank you :-)

@moggyslifehacks1819 Год назад

Roger you know your stuff! I've been fitting bathrooms for 20 years and I can attest to the trials and tribulations you must've been through to acquire such knowledge and skills. Like you I have gotten many a job on the back of some shocking installations and often new builds are the worst. Amazing how many still use plasterboard, plywood and pva when there are far better materials available specifically made for tiles and bathrooms. I've subbed. Keep up the good work and the great videos. Martin

@SkillBuilder Год назад

Thanks Martin Your comment means a lot to me.

@shanerahimian1771 5 лет назад

Excellent work, true professional, I love how real you are, shit happens and you don't cut it out, awsome stuff!

@SkillBuilder 5 лет назад

Thanks Shane. If you like real, check out our Bathroom Renovation series, it's the biggest one we've done yet: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MUtJG4-NTPE.html

@royboywales 2 года назад

Well Roger, almost all shower bases are about 10mm bigger all round, something to do with removing it from its mould. But a great job on the shower installation. And I agree with "less haste=more speed"

@selianboy8508 2 года назад

Wait till I give you a call in the next year or so, to start sorting the plumbing in my daughter's and fiancé's house! Quite frankly, I don't think I could trust many others compared to the way you work! Good job and thanks for all the work you do and show. It is mostly a rip-it-up-and-start again job of an old Farm manor! I look forward to getting stuck into it!

@coalninja2273 5 лет назад

Love these videos. Always helpful! Appreciate his style of teaching, very hands on and always goes into detail on those small steps that make all the difference. Thanks so much!!!👍👍👍

@cefnonn 4 года назад

Thanks for great videos. You put everything into context, eg why you do things the way you do them.. This makes it so much easier to understand for the novice. Thumbs up!

@mikegaffney64 4 года назад

what a brilliant job, so nice to see a quality tradesman doing a quality job- well done, Cheers Mike from NZ.

@lazylad9064 5 лет назад

You really are a quality workman Roger. Love watching your videos. Informative and professional 👍👍👍 excellent quality

@ukusagent 5 лет назад

You do nice work Sir, giving home owners peace of mind

@SkillBuilder 5 лет назад

Thanks Ryan

@pordie1883 4 года назад

I can only wish I had your knowledge. I would even be happy with only half of the knowledge you have. Well done Roger.

@katherineelizabethyates5807 2 года назад

I have zero reasons to watch these videos, I just had a curiosity once which got answered by Roger Bisby and I fell in love with him 🤭🤍 give him a TV show! The man is a legend.

@SkillBuilder 2 года назад

Thank you for your kind words. I had a T.V show along time ago but I grew old and grumpy.

@katherineelizabethyates5807 2 года назад

@@SkillBuilder Yours should be a household name, I'm gutted I missed your TV show, if you had one now I'd never miss an episode. And becoming more refined is how I'd describe the process. It's refreshing to see some real passion, rant away, I'd listen for days 😌 thanks for your reply!

@SwimBikeRunFastest 5 лет назад

Fantastic job. I love to see money being spent on good quality materials rather than doing it cheap and pocketing the difference.

@dilliansoddsandends809 Год назад

So interesting to compare the materials and systems used in the UK and in Canada. Educational and professional. Thank you!

@habsom1406 4 года назад

Very informative well presented video, clear and detailed explanations and rationale given for doing things a certain way to avoid pitfalls. This guy clearly has a wealth of experience, knowledge and wisdom.There's so much thought and planning behind the finished product that you never get to see but the results speak for themselves, a really beautiful and professional shower installation at the end. Plus you know it's been done properly so it's never going to leak. Excellently produced video with all the products used listed within the relevant frame.

@Chanesmyname 5 лет назад

It is really nice to see skilled doing work to an excellent standard.

@donnablairwarne1125 Год назад

I wish I was as talented as you are. It's great getting the visual on how to do different aspects of house repair ect .😊🌟

@SkillBuilder Год назад

I am really not that talented, it is the sum of a lot of small parts. None of them is difficult

@TheAngmarwitch Год назад

Thanks Roger, i think being upfront and honest will bring you more gains than losses. i wish you were in my area, i'd have you on speed dial, no worries. An honest, pragmatic builder is a gift from God.

@SkillBuilder Год назад

Thanks for the endorsement. It is great when you get to my age and realise you don't have to play the game anymore. I would love to do some of the jobs I have been offered but it is too late. My wife keeps asking me why I am still working.

@alexandertgtalbot 2 года назад

I really admire you as a professional and a human.

@angelinthedocks3732 5 лет назад

Nice to show some of the difficult realities that plumbers regularly face. Screwing on the shower arm and wall plate elbow can be squeaky bum moments. I used the elements boards, tape and fixings kit the other day for the first time. They really are very good.

@pasqualeleo6367 Год назад

Wonderful job and great explanation please keep this videos running I absolutely love them thanks Roger!

@kickcanlurky7147 4 года назад

Workmanship that we very rarely see now, a splendid job indeed. But i must say, alot of it, comes down to the customers, trying to rush you along, so alot of so called tradesmen, start worrying about getting paid, in a timely fashion afterwards, tell em, to let you do your job, and usually its because they start adding in work, which was not already contracted for, make sure you tell them when they mention, that this will be extra time = extra money. So that there are no confusions afterwards. TOP MAN

@mick326100 5 лет назад

Hi mate, the first vid I watched of yours was learn to plaster in a day, I posted a negative comment, I have now watched many of your vids and I must say you are now my hero, you rally do know what you're talking about, keep going, I'm now a big fan.

@paulross7204 5 лет назад

It’s a joy to watch these videos. Very well explained. Good quality work there.

@handySingh 5 лет назад

Your the best plumber I've seen..Your videos are brilliant.. a 29 minute video with every minute being worth it..well done and keep up the good work.

@TheNomadicTrader 4 года назад

It must be so rewarding when the customer chooses to do a job right and be willing to pay for it. Top job that Roger!

@keithwebb658 Год назад

Must admit it's not always the case sadly, and compromises have to be made.

@CC-te5zf Год назад

Top notch install. Learn allot to help me with my pending bathroom renovation here in Wyoming, USA. Thank YOU!

@josebento2751 2 года назад

Nice well done Roger that's is what the trad needs man like you 👍

@ronh9384 5 лет назад

Excellent work Roger!!! I haven’t even finished the video yet and had to comment! You bending the copper blew me away. Here in the states an electrician will bend conduit for electrical work but not a plumber. Here they would just solder up a lot of fittings and do the angles that way. It was very nice to watch. A true craftsman. I wish the Abacus Elements board was available stateside. I would definitely use that if available here. Ron

@briangibson6527 Год назад

OMG ! We need you as our plumber, We had to have Both bathrooms floors replaced and the Kitchen floor also,Our house was 6 years old and the plumbing was Disgusting. What a skillful man.Great videos ,I watched both.

@jasoncole7711 Год назад

Love the attention to detail on show here

@ALKUKES 7 месяцев назад

I really want to buy this man a drink 🥃 that is a great video…

@shadow-Sun 5 лет назад

Professional through and through ....great upload thanks

@lubberwalker 5 лет назад

Roger, the production/editing/music of this video is superb. Your good delivery and content has been magnified up to great. I didn't once feel like hitting fast fwd. I agree that the tiler's finishing let the job down though. The customers' eyes must be drawn to that every day.

@alexbishop4396 4 года назад

I work in a tile warehouse and we only use a product called “no more ply” which is brilliant for tiling on to instead of the ply.

@kevinoak7558 3 года назад

I've used no more ply and the board in this video, the insulated stuff is way better, as he says the weight and ease of cutting plus insulation makes it a winner.

@bodinski100 5 лет назад

Nice job....cant recommend loctite 577 highly enough for the shower arms and outlet threads...much more piece of mind than even the loctite cord.....

@keithjohnstone9889 5 лет назад

Another great video Rodger. Great to see someone have so much passion in their work.

@matt291183 5 лет назад

"If we just slow down, we speed up" - never a truer word said, shame my wife doesn't understand it :)

@jamescricketson9464 2 года назад

This man is amazing

@robertpreston4402 5 лет назад

Hi Roger, Watched your video on shower horror brilliant video thanks. You show drilling and screwing into tiles and mentioned how to avoid cracking the tiles by not using tapered screws, I’ve an alternative, when you push the plug into the wall hand tighten a screw into the plug then carefully tap the screw into the wall past the tile which pushes the plug past the tile, this avoids the cracking problem and you can use tapered screws safely and this also gives better grip into the wall.

@melanierampeearee4202 4 года назад

Really enjoy these videos, easy to follow and learning a lot, thank you !! Love that he's a perfectionist, best kind of tradesman, always does a brilliant job ☺️

@danny007boy123 2 года назад

nice one roger !my firm are using green plasterboard on metal studwork. the customer care guy said no cement boards the stuff. but this stuff looks easier to man handle and cut.BIG thumbs up

@Lionsraws66 5 лет назад

Great workmanship and an amazing outcome.

@graemewiltshire312 Год назад

Really enjoyed this video, always nice to see real craftsmen working.

@SkillBuilder Год назад

Thank you very much!

@graemewiltshire312 Год назад

@@SkillBuilder You’re more than welcome. It’s so difficult to get good craftsmen where I live. I think the same way as you, if a jobs worth doing it’s worth doing well.

@giotto4321 3 года назад

Great video, highly instructive and well presented, thank you. The one very minor comment I have - and its just a personal preference - is the orientation of the L- shaped metal trim round the recess. I always think it looks better if you have the thin edge facing the main elevation it's viewed from, whereas your tiler put it in 'wide side out'. To me, that way just looks a bit clunky, but as I say, it's a very minor quibble. Thanks again for taking the time to shoot, edit and upload this really helpful video - great professionalism demonstrated throughout!

@13mowe 5 лет назад

Those boards you.used are awesome. Gives a warm background for tiles reducing condensation in turn reducing mould 👍

@mrshoney2624 3 года назад

Thats the best 29 minutes I spent, Fantastic job and attention to detail was perfect, I learnt a lot from your video. Thanks again and god bless.

@SkillBuilder 3 года назад

thank you Mr Pat!

@sam-the-manhere4773 2 года назад

A true craftsman. Well done.

@epone3488 2 года назад

Rog' just got to say "Love-your-work" mate. Bloody bonza.

@Bull_sheet_Bob 3 года назад

Brilliant. So much info. I wish all tradesmen were like this. 👍

@russellscott1151 11 месяцев назад

Lovely job. Im definitely going to use those tile backer boards on my next bathroom/shower job. One thing I hate is the shower install fixings where you are left with a female thread part in the wall so after you’ve tiled you have to blind screw a shower arm or whatever into it. Yes you can use the tape etc but at the end of the day you’ve no idea if it is leaking. I wish they all used a rubber washer or something so at least you know its sealed. I guess if you do all the waterproofing right at least you know the water cant go anywhere.

@SkillBuilder 11 месяцев назад

I use Locktight thread instead of PTFE. It doesn't leak even when you have back up a bit. Good for outside taps.

@stephencrawford6082 7 месяцев назад

Damn you this was too interesting and it distracted me from actually doing some work lol. Great result all round including filming and editing. First class.

@yensabi 5 лет назад

Nice job roger , I always use the I box valves as they are real quality the only thing I would have done different is to install the valve on the left wall as you walk in so that the customer can switch it on and let it get to set temp before entering the shower area........👍

@SkillBuilder 5 лет назад

yensabi That is also the way I like to do it but the customer has the final say.

@springelkamp 5 лет назад

Job well done! Nice to see a real crafsman at work who is very precise! Looking forward to your next job!

@TheNinja691 10 месяцев назад

What a fantastic job Rodger 👏

@petermanning7526 5 лет назад

From Aus..do my own work - all of it - not a tradie, but better skilled than most ive seen..love your ethic, your work, honesty and ability and would hire you (if needed) in a heartbeat. Tradies would never get a bad name if they followed your lead...well done young man...

@Steve-dd4hd 4 года назад

Top man Roger. Love your videos. You have a great manner and are a wonderful Ambassador to the building trade.

@SkillBuilder 4 года назад

Thank you. That is a nice thing to say.

@pault8734 Год назад

Roger you almost look like you know what you’re doing here! Seriously mate, that looks a top job. Well done. And a great video too

@SkillBuilder Год назад

I am feeling my way, taking one day at a time. No point trying to get too clever

@HA05GER Год назад

Drilling tiles ain't too bad if you take your time. Only done it a few times I used a masonry bit in my current shower and was absolutely fine took it gently and was perfect.

@robthesamplist 5 лет назад

Top job mate, really well put together and edited video too.

@jeffinjohnson9054 4 года назад

Honestly wish you could fix our bathrooms, leaking everyday and new problems arise ever week. Sad but true. You are top lad, love watching your videos

@paulshevlin290 4 года назад

I am a joiner i would love to work with someone as good as rodger on all my bathrooms,great to see a quality tradesmen

@bjm2762 Год назад

Nice to watch a proper tradesman at work. What do you use on your compression fittings, I.e plumbers mate, etc. Some of the stainless fittings on valves at 10mm look great but in my opinion require too much tightening. Thanks, a retired ex-fitter

@harrymcmahon6876 4 года назад

I'll never tackle a plumbing job as a DIY'er, but these videos are so educational and gives me the info I need to identify who to employ. Great job, sir.

@SkillBuilder 4 года назад

Harry. We are glad you pointed this out. The value to a non plumber is that they see how it should be done

@deviantslice 5 лет назад

A pleasure to watch Mr. Bisby.

@JohnBurnet1 Год назад

I know its an old video but I do watch a lot of yours if I have a job to do. Bathroom and shower being the latest job so I ordered the Abacus No More Leaks Bath & Shower Sealing Kits. Thought I'd watch their video and who do I see non other than yours truly 🤣, thought I spend extra now rather than more later down the line.