Comments on: Bath tub drain replacement? http://www.drainproblems.co.uk/bath-tub-drain-replacement/ Solutions to Your Blocked Drain Problems Wed, 10 Sep 2008 22:04:11 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Arely Cattermole http://www.drainproblems.co.uk/bath-tub-drain-replacement/comment-page-1/#comment-87 Arely Cattermole Sun, 07 Sep 2008 02:43:29 +0000 http://www.drainproblems.co.uk/bath-tub-drain-replacement/#comment-87 Which type of drain have you got? There are actually 2 connections with a tub drain... 1) there is the plumbing connection itself, where the drain directs the water into the house plumbing....we need to know if youve got plastic or metal drain pipes. If it is plastic...it is possible the drain is actually glued together... which means you'll have to cut it apart. 2) there may be a locking nut on the bottom side of the tub, that holds the drain in place...its easier to take this type apart from UNDER the tub. Next question is what is under the floor? Is this tub over a basement, crawlspace, or living space? Is there an access panel (sometimes located on the other side of the wall). Which type of drain have you got?

There are actually 2 connections with a tub drain…
1) there is the plumbing connection itself, where the drain directs the water into the house plumbing….we need to know if youve got plastic or metal drain pipes. If it is plastic…it is possible the drain is actually glued together… which means you’ll have to cut it apart.
2) there may be a locking nut on the bottom side of the tub, that holds the drain in place…its easier to take this type apart from UNDER the tub.

Next question is what is under the floor? Is this tub over a basement, crawlspace, or living space? Is there an access panel (sometimes located on the other side of the wall).

]]> By: Kadyn Cartwright http://www.drainproblems.co.uk/bath-tub-drain-replacement/comment-page-1/#comment-86 Kadyn Cartwright Fri, 05 Sep 2008 13:22:42 +0000 http://www.drainproblems.co.uk/bath-tub-drain-replacement/#comment-86 We don`t all have the same house and live in the same area. Can you tell us what floor the tub is on? If its the main floor , do you have a basement? If not is there an open area on the other side of the wall the taps are on that you can get to and cut a small 12x !2 section of the wall out near the floor? That will give you acess to the bottom of the tub. Go to Home depot or Rona and most of them will give you an idea of what to do and where to look. We don`t all have the same house and live in the same area. Can you tell us what floor the tub is on? If its the main floor , do you have a basement? If not is there an open area on the other side of the wall the taps are on that you can get to and cut a small 12x !2 section of the wall out near the floor? That will give you acess to the bottom of the tub. Go to Home depot or Rona and most of them will give you an idea of what to do and where to look.

]]> By: Arnav 207 http://www.drainproblems.co.uk/bath-tub-drain-replacement/comment-page-1/#comment-85 Arnav 207 Tue, 02 Sep 2008 03:14:45 +0000 http://www.drainproblems.co.uk/bath-tub-drain-replacement/#comment-85 Go to this website: You should be able to find your answer here from a certified license technical online support team. You can also click on Ask An Expert and they will provide you with step by step details on how to do the replacement. Oh! by the way this is a very reliable site. I manage the team that answers these questions and was active in getting the Ask An Expert section functional. Go to this website:

You should be able to find your answer here from a certified license technical online support team.

You can also click on Ask An Expert and they will provide you with step by step details on how to do the replacement.

Oh! by the way this is a very reliable site. I manage the team that answers these questions and was active in getting the Ask An Expert section functional.

]]> By: Karina Stratton http://www.drainproblems.co.uk/bath-tub-drain-replacement/comment-page-1/#comment-84 Karina Stratton Sat, 30 Aug 2008 05:24:16 +0000 http://www.drainproblems.co.uk/bath-tub-drain-replacement/#comment-84 When you replace the drain on the tub, you would have to seperate the drain pipe from the tub. Usually you have to go into the crawl space to do it. You have to put the fitting around the drain pipe, screw it into the drain coming out of the tub, and tigten it down. When you replace the drain on the tub, you would have to seperate the drain pipe from the tub. Usually you have to go into the crawl space to do it. You have to put the fitting around the drain pipe, screw it into the drain coming out of the tub, and tigten it down.

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