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hi i am tiling a bathroom and have to tile in a mira concelled shower value, i am not sure where to take the tile too, do i tile behind ... -
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Re: tiling in a mira mixer valve, confused
You Tile upto the template shrowd that comes with the kit......then when set remove and the cover plate goes over .....
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Re: tiling in a mira mixer valve, confused
Usually just tile up to the plastic protective shroud, which should be slightly smaller in diameter than the chrome backing plate on the controls.
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Re: tiling in a mira mixer valve, confused
your both right depending on which mira shower mixer it is
ive done one recently that was one hole and a shroud
I know nothing I havent learnt
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Re: tiling in a mira mixer valve, confused
Mira concealed showers have the hot and cold feeds coming to either side of the shower valve INSIDE the wall cavity. Exposed versions have hot and cold feeds coming THROUGH the wall to the shower valve.
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Re: tiling in a mira mixer valve, confused
Hi Daren, look at pages 12 & 13 of instructions you posted.
They show a building-in shroud.
Set this to required depth stated and then tile up to the shroud.
The finished cover plate will fit nicely over the hole and bingo.....you've just fitted a built in shower.
I've fitted several before and the first one can sometimes be a bit confusing, just follow the instructions and it will be alright.
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Re: tiling in a mira mixer valve, confused

Originally Posted by
daren
thank you all, cutting the curve is a bit of a challange thank you for the help

its not a problem mate if you use a wet cutter
I know nothing I havent learnt
Painters and decorator Leighton Buzzard 01525 376559/07594 779654
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Re: tiling in a mira mixer valve, confused
i have a wet cutter if i can scribe the curve first and then wet cut to the line i guess this will do the trick,
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