I have not yet bought a shower tray. Is it wise to purchase one with tiling upstands or can a good installation be had using a flat top shower tray ?
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Shower Tray Option
- Thread starter sheslookinhot
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The upstand will pretty much eliminate the chances of leaks if your silicone/tray joint fails. Sounds like a no-brainer to me. 
Thanks for that.
What about the positioning of the tiles if both are slightly tilted out at the bottom ? Will there not be a clash in the corner ?
Also what about the look of the bottom row of tiles as they exit the shower area and meet flush tiles on the walls outside the enclosure ?
cheers
What about the positioning of the tiles if both are slightly tilted out at the bottom ? Will there not be a clash in the corner ?
Also what about the look of the bottom row of tiles as they exit the shower area and meet flush tiles on the walls outside the enclosure ?
cheers
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