Fitting A Shower Tray

[Bosso]

Firstly, hey guys.

I'm new here but came across this site after searching the net for some answers to a few probs I've been having with the home improvements

But I have read through a few things and decided to join so hope you don't mind.
Can't say that I will be much help mind but I will try to bring something to the board (Don't know what though )

Just a quick question.

My bathroom floor is concrete and runs dreadfully off but the tiler managed to get it lookin good but I had an 800mm Quad Tray down and lifted it up to replace it with a 900M Quad stone resin. So half my floor is tiled but what I need to know is how can I level the part of the floor were the tray is going as it is off in a few spots?

That doesn't sound very coherent I know but my head is fried at the mo lol.

Hope you can help me and again thanks for having me around.

 

[Softus]

There is something you could do that might benefit you in two ways.

The thing that usually presents the biggest problem with a shower tray is accommodating the trap and running the waste. Since you've already had a tray in there you might not have this problem, but if you built a platform then it would give you access to the trap for maintenance and also give scope for leveling the tray.

 

[Bosso]

Thanks for the reply mate. As I have the floor tracked and waste dug I wanted to run with normal tray but I am now debating on reverting to my original plan of a an easy plumb tray that would sort out a lot of problems I think but it just then feels that all the hard work in tracking the concrete floor has been in vain

 

[Softus]

I'm not suggesting that you use a different tray than the one you've bought, just that you put it on a platform.

This is a commonplace way of creating access to the trap in case of any problems.