resin shower trays that keep cracking
Over the years I have had to replace a number of resin shower trays
which have cracked. I suspect that the cracks develop because the bases are not properly supported underneath as there is always a hole in the flooring to cater for the bottle trap and pipework. Can anyone advise me of the proper procedure for their installation? Should the tray be bedded down in something to provide better support? Thanks in advance David |
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Andy Hall wrote:
On 30 Aug 2004 12:01:35 -0700, (David McMillan) wrote: Thanks Andy Just one point on choice of material. I used mortar quite successfully. I believe that at least one person here has used silicone sealer. If you do use it, you will need a lot of tubes and very good ventilation or you will gas yourself with acetic acid vapour. I believe that the final result was successful though. I think if you used enough silicone sanitary sealant to do this job, the whole room would be smelling vinegary for weeks! And it would be an extremely unpleasant place to be while the stuff was curing! |
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