I have searched through all the various questions and replies regarding the best way to seal around a bath. It would appear that conventional wisdom for the right way to do this is as follows:
Step 1 - Tile wall to 1 tile depth above the bath
Step 2 - Fit bath and, optional, build timber frame to hold it in position.
Step 3 - Fill bath and allow it to settle (presumably only if no timber frame?)
Step 3 - Complete the tiling and seal as appropriate.
So far so good. However, it is the best way to seal that is most debated. Having looked at all the options, I think that the Teleseal method seems to me to be the most sensible solution of all, as it allows quite a bit of bath movement and should be completely watertight.
Am I right in the steps above and has anybody had experience of using Teleseal10?
Sorry, I thought I was in the plumbing forum for this. I have reposted so ignore this in the building section.
Step 1 - Tile wall to 1 tile depth above the bath
Step 2 - Fit bath and, optional, build timber frame to hold it in position.
Step 3 - Fill bath and allow it to settle (presumably only if no timber frame?)
Step 3 - Complete the tiling and seal as appropriate.
So far so good. However, it is the best way to seal that is most debated. Having looked at all the options, I think that the Teleseal method seems to me to be the most sensible solution of all, as it allows quite a bit of bath movement and should be completely watertight.
Am I right in the steps above and has anybody had experience of using Teleseal10?
Sorry, I thought I was in the plumbing forum for this. I have reposted so ignore this in the building section.
