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hullo folks - I have a curved shower base to fit and due to plumbing constraints have to build it up 100 mm off the floor - i would like ... -
quadrant shower base
hullo folks - I have a curved shower base to fit and due to plumbing constraints have to build it up 100 mm off the floor - i would like to tile this area with mosaic and have a few ideas how to get the curve under the base to tile on -1.marmox board screwed at 200mm intervals to wooden base or the old favourite 6mm ply primed etc- there is no load on as base will support so is for decor only-anybody got some smart ideas?
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Re: quadrant shower base
6mm wedi/marmox will bend to shape no probs....just put a few cuts in the back with a handsaw about halfway through and then flip it over and it will bend to shape easy....put the tray on a base and set the base back the depth of backerboard + tile and puts supports to fix to on the floor in-line with the tray base.......bingo!!!
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Re: quadrant shower base
cheers dave i,ve always managed to adapt the plumbing up to now to sort this but cannot be avoided this time- marmox was always my first choice -will i need large washers to hold in place with screws ?i think it will support it better
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Re: quadrant shower base

Originally Posted by
sweaty sock
cheers dave i,ve always managed to adapt the plumbing up to now to sort this but cannot be avoided this time- marmox was always my first choice -will i need large washers to hold in place with screws ?i think it will support it better

should'nt really need it...but if you think it will then use them....I would just use a bit clear silicone and screws...
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