Is there an alternative to using cement to sit a shower tray tray on? Can anyone explain why cement is always stipulated on the fitting instructions please. Surely wouldnt a 15mm bed just crumble in time? Thanks in advance
It depends on what your floor substrate is...if its concrete, a screed of cement is best, but if you're on fairly level timber, a good layer of silicone acts as a cushion and fills surface irregularities.
John
I've just fitted a Mira tray (ABS capped resin stone) 1200 x 700mm on to T&G flooring. Cost a bloomin' fortune
The instructions were to bed it down onto a layer of silicone, on the webs underneath, which I've done.
So, its dead flat, and no creaks.
Every silver lining has a cloud Boss wife reckons the anti - slip ribs on the tray hurt her feet Can't win
John
Is there an alternative to using cement to sit a shower tray tray on? Can anyone explain why cement is always stipulated on the fitting instructions please. Surely wouldnt a 15mm bed just crumble in time? Thanks in advance
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