I have bought a quadrant shower cubicle with a resin tray with no tiling upstand and I have been advised not to fit it because of the possibility of leaks. Is there a leakproof way of tiling on to a flat tray, it is going to be fitted on floorboards
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fitting shower tray
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Just make sure the tray fits well into the corner,use silicone to fill between the wall and tray.Tile down to the tray edge as you would a bath leaving about 2mm gap between tiles and tray.Once finished seal with silicone.
As you already mentioned tanking in your other post tank the walls before fitting the tray down to the floor.
As you already mentioned tanking in your other post tank the walls before fitting the tray down to the floor.
And then tape and tank the tray edge.
and then do a merry dance
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