I have been converting a bedroom into a bathroom. To do this I have
laid a concrete floor onto the floor boards and tiled on top. This was
to ensure a fall to the floor drain. This all works and now I have
turned my attention to the door way.

I have a step up of about an 1.5" from the landing into the bathroom.
I know there are threshold plates which can step up to allow for
changes in levels of about 2cm, but can anyone advise as to other
products which will allow for a greater change in level?

Thanks
Nick

In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
B3any wrote:

I have been converting a bedroom into a bathroom. To do this I have
laid a concrete floor onto the floor boards and tiled on top. This was
to ensure a fall to the floor drain. This all works and now I have
turned my attention to the door way.

I have a step up of about an 1.5" from the landing into the bathroom.
I know there are threshold plates which can step up to allow for
changes in levels of about 2cm, but can anyone advise as to other
products which will allow for a greater change in level?

Thanks
Nick


I'd be more concerned about what is in the room below - with the possibility
of the floor/ceiling collapsing under the weight of your concrete!
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On Wed, 30 Sep 2009 20:55:01 +0100, Roger Mills wrote:

In an earlier contribution to this discussion, B3any
wrote:

I have been converting a bedroom into a bathroom. To do this I have
laid a concrete floor onto the floor boards and tiled on top. This was
to ensure a fall to the floor drain. This all works and now I have
turned my attention to the door way.

I have a step up of about an 1.5" from the landing into the bathroom. I
know there are threshold plates which can step up to allow for changes
in levels of about 2cm, but can anyone advise as to other products
which will allow for a greater change in level?

Thanks
Nick


I'd be more concerned about what is in the room below - with the
possibility of the floor/ceiling collapsing under the weight of your
concrete!

Filling the bath could be the final straw...or, even worse, getting into
it...



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