Shower tray riser kit

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So run them so they run across the joists not parallel too.
 

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That's the riser option
 

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Yup and look at the size of the feet, very little spread of the weight of the tray and person in it, so it will be inherently unstable. I have found that any movement in a tray is a leak waiting to happen.

2nd pic - option b - raised application is the plinth approach, much better IMO.
 
Ok if I bed in on sand and cement I wouldn't be able to panel till the day after. Even if I didn't stand on the tray.
 

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