tile under shower tray?
- Thread starter galway1
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Fit tray.
Tile walls.
Tile floor.
No need to tile under the tray.
Tile walls.
Tile floor.
No need to tile under the tray.
It wouldn't hurt to let it in a little but there's no real need unless the tray has raised edges.
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Id disagree with the order of that. Tile floor, then walls.
Id probably go floor, shower tray, walls, although theres no need to tile under a shower tray.
The tray might need rebating into the wall, depends if is got a raised lip as mentioned.
Id probably go floor, shower tray, walls, although theres no need to tile under a shower tray.
The tray might need rebating into the wall, depends if is got a raised lip as mentioned.
It's a common mistake to make. Floor last is the way to go though.
Search the forum (if it works) and read the discussion about just that - it's been well covered.
Search the forum (if it works) and read the discussion about just that - it's been well covered.
when i work for me, i do it as i see fit, either or, depending how long im doing on the job size of romms etc, but when i worked for bovis and persimmon they both wanted floors last.
I've never had that with Persimmons, nor ROKBuild, Galliford Trys, Crest Nicholson, Barratts, Hill Partnerships, Mitie interiors, etc etc, unless the site agent is a dickhead or something.
When I do it for my own work, I do it by the M40 specification.
When I do it for my own work, I do it by the M40 specification.
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