Got a new steel bath, levelled it up and all is well, but just a little motion as the walls do not run true (and the legs are not rigid and allow a bit of flex).
I see that this has no brackets underneath like the last (plastic) one I took out. Now, ideally I don't want to start drilling holes in my nice new steel bath, so what should I do to secure?
Someone suggested that I gripfill around the complete edges of the bath?
Also, I have an ideal standard toilet pan. After rejecting it twice due to cracks and marks, the one I am left with rocks front and back. It's not the floor, it's the actual pan. Now, I've padded this out and it doesn't rock any more, but there's a slight bit of movement <1mm where it compresses on the padding when there's weight on.
Is this the norm to find pans that have imperfect bases? And would you pad it out like I have done? Frankly it seems the standard is less than ideal...
I see that this has no brackets underneath like the last (plastic) one I took out. Now, ideally I don't want to start drilling holes in my nice new steel bath, so what should I do to secure?
Someone suggested that I gripfill around the complete edges of the bath?
Also, I have an ideal standard toilet pan. After rejecting it twice due to cracks and marks, the one I am left with rocks front and back. It's not the floor, it's the actual pan. Now, I've padded this out and it doesn't rock any more, but there's a slight bit of movement <1mm where it compresses on the padding when there's weight on.
Is this the norm to find pans that have imperfect bases? And would you pad it out like I have done? Frankly it seems the standard is less than ideal...