I am in the process of transforming an unused shower room into a cupboard and i need to remove the shower tray which sits on a wooden plinth - what is the best way to do this as im thinking that brute force , whilst the most enjoyable method, might cause problems! Also, i need to cap of the hot / cold flows so im assuming that these might be accessible under the wooden plinth, could go in through the wall but the shower is an encased mixer so keen to avoid knocking into the wall..any advice much appreciated!
Shower Tray Removal
- Thread starter gurgunshiner
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HI
turn mains water off.wear suitable clothing.boots,gloves,googles,etc.
use stanley knife to cut silicone around tray and the screen.remove screen and disconnect waste pipe to the tray.carefully lift the tray.if the tray is heavy ask assistance.
turn mains water off.wear suitable clothing.boots,gloves,googles,etc.
use stanley knife to cut silicone around tray and the screen.remove screen and disconnect waste pipe to the tray.carefully lift the tray.if the tray is heavy ask assistance.
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