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Alternatively, pipework above floor level (from a raised shower tray) can be run in behind a wall…. This step-by-step guide will help to show you how to install a shower tray on a wooden floor using a low-profile tray. Please note, it is important that you read the manufacturers guidelines that came with your new tray. Basin Accessories Basin Wastes Basin Mixer Taps Basin Bottle Traps Bathroom Tumblers Tooth Brush Holders Soap Dishes Towel Rings Due to the damp damage to the walls we had to remove quite a few tiles, not only as they were loose, but also to replace the damaged sections of wall. The shower tray waste trap was then fixed in place on the tray. This was just a simple matter of unscrewing the top section, positioning the main cup section and seal under the tray and then screwing the top section and seal down.
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Underfloor Heating Electric Underfloor Heating Underfloor Heating Thermostats Underfloor Heating Insulation Boards Underfloor Heating Accessories The first job is now seal up the gap between the shower tray and the wall. Using some suitable sanitary silicone, run a bead around both edges of the tray that butt up to the wall and then dampen your finger and use it to force the silicone down into the joint and then leave to cure.When learning how to lay a shower tray on a wooden floor, you will need to mark the area where the tray will stand. Next, replace the floorboards within that area with a minimum of 18mm marine ply. Heating Heated Towel Rails Radiators Underfloor Heating Water Heaters Plinth Heaters Radiator Valves Radiator Covers Smart Heating Once the tile adhesive had cured correctly the battens were removed leaving roughly a 2 inch gap that we could then tile once the ray was fully in place. For further help and advice on ceramic tiling, see our project here. We always suggest someone is home to accept the delivery, as missing your delivery may result in a re-delivery fee being charged.
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In this example we will be replacing an old 900×900 quadrant shower tray with a new 900×900 low level quadrant shower tray. Remember to properly prepare the space before beginning, then follow the below steps to achieve great results:
It is highly important to fix the tray to the floor firmly and prevent any movement. If any movement occurs, even very slight, over time, not only will any sealing around the tray fail but it will also loosen the waste and cause leaks. Next, place a thin bead of sealant on the underside of the trap (make sure it is on the part that will sit on the tray), and another thin bead of sealant around the shower tray waste hole. As we have mentioned installing a new shower tray with the waste in the same position as the old one should minimize potentially a great deal of work. To tidy things up, attach your shower tray side panelsto the tray to create a flush look. These should be really easy to attach, just pay attention to any instructions you get with the product. Step 6 - Seal It!
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Before replacing any sections of floor a good idea is to test the waste and make sure there are no leaks. Using a jug, fill the waste up and continue to pour water it (a second helping had would be good here). Shower Accessories Shower Heads Shower Pumps Shower Hoses Shower Head Holders Shower Riser Rails Shower Kits Shower Seats Digital Shower Accessories Shower Spares Shower Curtains Shower Curtain Rails Shower CaddiesOnce marked, remove the tray and put it to one side and then cut out the waste hole. In this case we cut a 6 inch hole to allow the waste to sit nicely with a slight gap around it. Flomasta space-saving shower trap with a polished stainless-steel waste and silicon rubber seal. 40mm compression outlet to waste water pipes. Trap constructed with Polypropylene (PP) for a long-lasting product. Especially designed for shower trays of any material. Shallow design allows installation in particularly confined spaces.
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