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Thanks, Adam. The two walls are not perpendicular - the angle is about 110 degrees, wider at the front. So I have cut away some of the brickwork so that the front edge of the shower tray touches the wall, while the rear edge is tucked under. The seal is Homelux Ultra Seal Pro. Here's...

O.K., thanks, And what "jam in the sandwich" would you suggest, between ply & tray ? The edge of the tray is 2 to 3 mm lower than the floor of the tray.

Thanks, Adam for your response - sorry for the delay (I've been away). Do you mean just remove the floorboards and put the ply (that I'm going to use anyway) straight on the joists ? i.e. instead of the floorboards, rather than as well as ? And what would you suggest I put between the ply...

I ripped out the old shower, as there were leaks, etc. SOme of the floorboards were a bit rotten, so I replaced them. Alas! The new boards have curved across; and they are fractionally thinner (metric rather than imperial, I guess) and there are gaps between them 3-4mm wide. On top goes a...

'Deed I yam !

Oh ! I've just asked a similar question at http://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/gap-between-shower-tray-wall.410860/#3184217

I have a challenge, for which I would be glad of your advice :- I took out the old shower because there was leakage which led to rotting floor joists. That's all sorted now. I have waterproof matting that I want to install next. I have plastic trim to go along the top of the tray, to...

Agreed, no fall. However, it is supported by the connection from the basin waste, see the bottom pic above. Well, quite. Ideally I would like to re-do the whole lot; it really is an eyesore. However, I think it's TFD at the moment - and it does work. "if it ain't broke..." I have other...

Thank you for your response. Nice to have a 2nd opinion on venting the pipe ! The trouble is, it's all solvent welded, and flat (but sags a little). Also it would probably need a scaffold - AND it's on my neighbour's land ! I don't think two elbows would fit anyway. Would it be possible /...

Bathroom on the left; en-suite on the right (floor two steps higher)

I'm replacing an old shower cubicle. 1. The old waste pipe and the new trap outlet are separated by 540mm longitudinally (in line), but also offset by 30mm horizontally and 80mm vertically. I think these offsets are too small to allow for a left-and-right elbow. Suggestions, please ...

Shower waste on the right; basin waste joins at the T

Bathroom on the left; en-suite on the right (floor two steps higher)