Hi
Grateful for any tips on this one....
I'm fitting a resin quadrant shower tray with adjustable feet onto a solid floor. However, it needs to be raised higher to allow a proper fall for the waste pipes.
From you guys' experience, is it acceptable to lay some lengths of timber on the floor for the feet of the tray to screw down onto? I was hoping to just bed the timber in Gripfill and use the showertray's adjustable feet to ensure it is level.
Is this OK, or is there a better method used by the professionals?
Cheers
Ian
Grateful for any tips on this one....
I'm fitting a resin quadrant shower tray with adjustable feet onto a solid floor. However, it needs to be raised higher to allow a proper fall for the waste pipes.
From you guys' experience, is it acceptable to lay some lengths of timber on the floor for the feet of the tray to screw down onto? I was hoping to just bed the timber in Gripfill and use the showertray's adjustable feet to ensure it is level.
Is this OK, or is there a better method used by the professionals?
Cheers
Ian