The water heater may be rusting out. Try flushing it. This involves hooking a hose to the faucet on the bottom of the water heater, opening the valve for a few minutes, and then closing it. Have the hose discharge into a bucket or a drum to see if there is a large amount of rust. If so, you should replace the water heater. == Answer== It sounds like they used a black nipple on tub spout. you need to change to galv. or brass. hope this helps.
There was air in the line. When you turn off the water with the faucet running make sure you turn it back on with the faucet open. That will release any air caught in the lines. That faucet shut with one on a lower floor on and restoring water does not work. Fast and easy. 1. turn on affected faucet 2. shut off water 3. turn water back on 4. faucet should be running smoothly now
The average is 16 inches, naturally there are some lower and some higher, according to requirements and design.
Four feet
You either tighten up the nuts and bolts or you buy a new one.
Reference pressure less the height.
Gas and propane fumes are most likely accumulate in the bilge and cabin floor area.
Usual height is 36" off floor.
Almost for certain, you have water damage in your sub floor which is weakening the floor, causing it to sag, causing the tile to crack. Yes you could replace the sub floor and flooring, but find what's causing the water damages and fix that first. or a joist could be broken
Usually 48" off bottom of shower floor to center of shower faucet.
You should not have to repair or replace the flooring when repairing the bath faucet. Unless you had a water leak that resulted in lots of water damage to the flooring.
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