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Downstairs toilet, wall and gap repair.
Anonymous user 09/03/2024 - 3.06 PM
I have had a toilet and basin vanity unit installed and require the wall to be repaired. The toilet cistern that was removed has left a patch that needs filled and smoothed out, possibly to just be tiled/splashback put in. There is also a gap between the unit and wall which requires to be filled. What is the best way to repair the wall and also fill the gap?
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4 Answers
M. A. B. S. Building Solutions
Rating: 5 out of 5
Hi Laura
Is many ways to fill gaps and cover areas, is very hard to find best solution if you are not see issue, but you can do:
# remove existing areas and retile
# use bathroom upvc cladding
Hope that helps
Regards Marcin from M.A.B.S Building Solutions
Answered17 January 2020
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Leanne's odd job service
Rating: 4.7 out of 5
It's hard to say which is the best option when you can't see the issue but if it's a large gap, you could use expanding foam. When it goes off it can be sanded and painted. If the gap is only small, silicone sealant may do the job.
Answered18 January 2020
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D.N. Installations
Rating: 5 out of 5
You couldn't possibly give an answer until you have been and surveyed the job
Answered19 January 2020
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Simonthehandyman
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May be able to use filler if area is not to big , if not a patching plaster .Then tile or sand smooth and paint . Small gaps can be filled with silicone , larger gaps a wood fillet fixed with adhesive or silicon .
Answered20 January 2020
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