Hi
I have just purchased a right hand 1000 by 800 quad shower tray which Im installing myself. I have been unable to get it completely level on all sides. I can get both straight sides level but there is a fall into the middle of the curved side. If I stretch a string from corner to corner then another from the other corner to the centre of the curved side the strings do not touch where they cross, there is a 3mm gap between them. Extending this to the curved side there would be approx 5mm fall from each corner to the middle of the curved side. Apparently the retailer told me that the manufacturer says that this is within acceptable tolerances. The question I have is how am I going to fit the sliding door enclosure on top of this non-level surface. Packing it with 5mm of silicone does not sound right to me. Should the curved side be level to within tolerances which are a lot smaller than 5mm.
Cheers David
I have just purchased a right hand 1000 by 800 quad shower tray which Im installing myself. I have been unable to get it completely level on all sides. I can get both straight sides level but there is a fall into the middle of the curved side. If I stretch a string from corner to corner then another from the other corner to the centre of the curved side the strings do not touch where they cross, there is a 3mm gap between them. Extending this to the curved side there would be approx 5mm fall from each corner to the middle of the curved side. Apparently the retailer told me that the manufacturer says that this is within acceptable tolerances. The question I have is how am I going to fit the sliding door enclosure on top of this non-level surface. Packing it with 5mm of silicone does not sound right to me. Should the curved side be level to within tolerances which are a lot smaller than 5mm.
Cheers David