Hi, New to posting but been reading the posts on here for a while and it has offered up some invaluable information. I hope someone maybe be able to other some advice. I have just moved into an older house with an annex. I have decided to have the front room in the annex. We have removed the bathroom walls and the bath but I now am left with the bath drain which is seated under floor level in the concrete. Could anyone advise the best way to cover so I can level off to existing concrete? I will be laying parquet flooring over the top. I wasn't sure if I should post in here or on flooring so apologies if in the wrong place. Thanks in advance.
Covering over old bath drain
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Use one of these http://www.screwfix.com/p/bailey-steel-drain-test-plugs-100mm/62513 and concrete over, Smaller sizes are available.
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