I need to either replace or reseat the overflow on my bath, as it's
moving slightly and is no longer watertight. Access to the
back/underneath of the bath is no problem. Does anyone here have an
idea whether these are generally a push fit or screwed together or what?

Rainman wrote:
I need to either replace or reseat the overflow on my bath, as it's
moving slightly and is no longer watertight. Access to the
back/underneath of the bath is no problem. Does anyone here have an
idea whether these are generally a push fit or screwed together or what?

They're generally screwed together. You may find that the whole
overflow on the inside of the bath turns.

In message . com,
Rainman writes
I need to either replace or reseat the overflow on my bath, as it's
moving slightly and is no longer watertight. Access to the
back/underneath of the bath is no problem. Does anyone here have an
idea whether these are generally a push fit or screwed together or what?

Normally the screw is on the front (i.e. inside the bath) of the
overflow, which tightens the rear
--
geoff

Chris Bacon wrote:
Rainman wrote:
I need to either replace or reseat the overflow on my bath, as it's
moving slightly and is no longer watertight. Access to the
back/underneath of the bath is no problem. Does anyone here have an
idea whether these are generally a push fit or screwed together or what?

They're generally screwed together. You may find that the whole
overflow on the inside of the bath turns.

Indeed, this turned out to be the case. Couldn't have been easier.
Much obliged.