All trays have a flat underside making installation and leveling even easier Slimline: At just 40-45mm high stone resin trays are amongst the sleekest on the market A small channel was also cut at the front of the hole as the waste connection protruded out of the waste by a few inches. Acrylic shower traysare popular when choosing a shower. They are durable, water-resistant, and extra safe with their natural non-slip resistance. They are also very lightweight which is ideal when upgrading a bathroom as most flooring can withstand it. These shower trays are great for those looking for little maintenance and a clean finish. Our priority is fixed on your requirements and how to best meet them. If you have any special needs we will be only too pleased to accommodate them. Our customer satisfaction record has been maintained consistently at a high rate of 99% and we continue to strive to maintain these standards with an aim to exceed our customers’ expectations. We offer customers the very best products and provide our high quality services again and again.

We sell a large variety of square shower enclosures. They're perfect for tighter spaces or those who wish to achieve a minimalist look. You'll find square options in widths starting at 700mm for particularly compact bathrooms, right through to enclosures in excess of 1000mm for roomier bathrooms. What type of shower enclosure do I need? Before you start, you need to make sure that the floor beneath the tray is capable of supporting it. It needs to be completely firm, with no flexibility as this can cause problems. Mark out where the tray is going to go and replace any floorboardsin this area with marine plywood that is at least 18mm. Step 2 - Cut Access Hatch This way you can then use the existing waste, minimizing the amount of work needed as repositioning a waste pipe can be a nightmare as you never quite know what’s going on under the floor! Remove old tray, inspect the shower area and repair any damage Use your sealant gun to force the sealant into the joint so that it’s fully filled and then dampen your finger and run it over the surface to both smooth it off and force it fully into the gap.

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Installing a shower tray in sand and cement or concrete floor: the plumbing pipes and waste will likely be exposed above the ground, so you'll need a raised shower tray or a low-profile shower tray and a riser kit. This job involves adjusting the shower tray feet to the correct height and ensuring the tray is level. Acrylic-capped stone resin shower trays are made from shards of stone bonded with polyurethane resin. They are moulded into shape and polished before being covered in an acrylic finish. This material is durable, easy to clean, scratch-resistant, and warm to the touch. And unlike acrylic, it won’t bend or warp. You'll find a plethora of popular shapes including square, rectangle, quadrant, offset and even pentagon shower trays in a variety of sizes; everything from 700mm to 1700mm+, including small shower trays and 900 x 800 shower trays. The range even includes several deep shower trays, perfect for retaining more water in the base of your shower enclosure. Built to last, you can select from a huge number of durable materials too with acrylic, slate effect, ceramic, anti-slip and stone resin shower trays available in various vibrant finishes. How to seal a shower tray? Fitting or installing shower trays can be a DIY job but the utmost care must be taken to ensure that the tray is both fully sealed, waterproof and also totally level on the base it’s sitting on once it’s in place. If you're buying a shower tray to go with an existing shower enclosure, the two parts must be the same size and shape. This is so they can form a watertight seal when they are joined together.

All trays are acrylic capped and constructed from a polyurethane resin mixed with filler including clay beads making them the strongest and lightest available 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.A bathroom’s size and layout will often dictate the type of shower tray and shower tray sizes that can be installed. For example, space-saving square and quadrant-shaped shower trays best suit small bathrooms and ensuites. But larger bathrooms can accommodate more spacious rectangular and offset quadrant shower trays. Also, consider if there’s enough space in the bathroom for the type of enclosure door you want. For example, a hinged door needs space to open, while a sliding door doesn’t. The first job is to remove the old tray if it’s still in place. Depending on how it’s fixed, this can be fairly straightforward or a bit of a nightmare.