Fixing resin shower trays

[ckhpltd]

Thought most of them state mortar, anything else invalidates warranty. Might be the ones i've used.

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Thought most of them state mortar, anything else invalidates warranty. Might be the ones i've used.

most spec different things in mi's

 

[kris]

Always go by MIs or warranties can be invalidated but I use sticks like **** or cement if the floors uneven ,

 

[leethegasman]

Used all the methods in previous post, I use foam fix now would not do any other way sounds DIY but in my opinion it is the best method

 

[jldplumb]

mortar bed and foam round edges for me

 

[tommy1712]

Foam fix? Just blast expanding foam under it?

What tickles me is the mi on the one I did the other week said morter bed to support the the entire tray implying if u don't do a full bed it could snap) but then................ They will sell u a raiser kit for £40 so it's only supported one the corners!!!!!! So clearly it don't matter how it's fixed????????

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Foam fix? Just blast expanding foam under it?

What tickles me is the mi on the one I did the other week said morter bed to support the the entire tray implying if u don't do a full bed it could snap) but then................ They will sell u a raiser kit for £40 so it's only supported one the corners!!!!!! So clearly it don't matter how it's fixed????????

doesnt matter if you have followed mi's your fine

 

[kris]

Foam fix? Just blast expanding foam under it?

What tickles me is the mi on the one I did the other week said morter bed to support the the entire tray implying if u don't do a full bed it could snap) but then................ They will sell u a raiser kit for £40 so it's only supported one the corners!!!!!! So clearly it don't matter how it's fixed????????

I've never used foam but I have tried to remove a disabled tray that was sunk level with the floor boards and I've gotta say what a hold it had , but I don't think I'd ever use expanding foam to bed a tray down.