Apologies if this is in the wrong forum, I wasn't sure which one to go for.
I'm hoping for some kind soul/bathroom genius to give me a little wisdom about how to retrieve a c@@kup I've made.
I'm fitting a new shower enclosure into a downstairs (basement) bathroom. I've built a base out of timbers on 300mm centres topped by a sheet of 18mm exterior ply. This is all screwed together and screwed down into the concrete floor. I have then stuck the (stone resin) shower tray down to it with lots of tile adhesive (yesterday).
Overnight I've been struck by a horrible thought: is there enough clearance between the tray and the fairly low ceiling for the glass screens. You can guess the answer
The shower screens I have are 1850mm in height, including the runners at the top. The gap is 1830mm.
Please does anyone have a bright idea how to fix this problem? I'm currently thinking I'm going to have to somehow remove the tray from the ply (without damaging it) and lower the underlying timbers.
I'm hoping for some kind soul/bathroom genius to give me a little wisdom about how to retrieve a c@@kup I've made.
I'm fitting a new shower enclosure into a downstairs (basement) bathroom. I've built a base out of timbers on 300mm centres topped by a sheet of 18mm exterior ply. This is all screwed together and screwed down into the concrete floor. I have then stuck the (stone resin) shower tray down to it with lots of tile adhesive (yesterday).
Overnight I've been struck by a horrible thought: is there enough clearance between the tray and the fairly low ceiling for the glass screens. You can guess the answer
The shower screens I have are 1850mm in height, including the runners at the top. The gap is 1830mm.
Please does anyone have a bright idea how to fix this problem? I'm currently thinking I'm going to have to somehow remove the tray from the ply (without damaging it) and lower the underlying timbers.
