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I am installing a shower into the gap between the end of the bath and the end wall, see http://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/shower-enclosure-at-the-end-of-the-bath.420457/#3264958. So the shower in plan looks like this:- +--------------------------------+...

Sorry about this, but I somehow managed to post this in the wrong Forum ! Your advice would be much appreciated, to add to the one reply. http://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/shower-enclosure-at-the-end-of-the-bath.420457/#3271496

Sorry about this, but I somehow managed to post this in the wrong Forum ! Your advice would be much appreciated, to add to the one reply. http://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/shower-enclosure-at-the-end-of-the-bath.420457/#3271496

Now that we have a combi-boiler, I have removed (most of) the airing cupboard & hot water tank, and it's a perfect space for a shower. We shall be replacing the old bath with a new one at the same time. The walls shown behind and to the right of the shower are stud + lath-&-plaster...

The h/w tank has gone, and the cladding of the airing cupboard.

The bathroom is to be re-modelled.

I knew from the outset that I'd have a challenge; well, that time has now arrived. I ripped out the old shower there were leaks in the ceiling below). I have installed a 1200 x 900 quadrant shower tray, and done the plumbing, and the walls are tiled. Everything works just fine. But she...

Shower enclosure against a sloping ceiling

Thank you. Just the job.

All good points. Thank you. One more re-assurance, please ;-) I fix the tray, with silicone sealant round the top edge that will be in contact with the plaster on the walls, then squeeze more silicone sealant all round the top edge against the wall, and THEN (when that's dry) I apply the...

Thanks again, Adam. Mr. Topp recommended the membrane as "the best" (probably also the one he makes the most profit on!), so I bought that (a while ago).

Thank you for your considered response. "ree" > first the floor: without the piece of ply, does the shower base tend to rock on the bare floor boards? No; it's fairly solid. "ree" > What make and material is the base, does it have a plinth or feet. I bought it a couple of years ago...

Sorry, ree - a) I was away for a few days and mail built up; and b) I have not seen a notification either. I'll go & have a look....