I have just plumbed in my new bath but the only fittings are 4 feet which do not screw to the floor. I want to fix the bath so I can tile and also prevent tipping. The bath itself is metal and is fitted into a corner. I thought the best option would be to fit wooden legs in the 3 exterior corners to support it firmly. Does anyone have any correct methods?
Bath without wall fittings
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are there any alternatives to using grip fill?
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Peter - depends on your specific objection. Gripfill IS a bit of a messy pain to use. Evo-stick "Nail and Seal" is much easier and sticks like the proverbial. It's white, but don't leave it showing, in a bathroom, cos mould grows on it.
A basin stuck to the walls with it will stay there with me sitting on top - no mean feat.
A basin stuck to the walls with it will stay there with me sitting on top - no mean feat.
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