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Hi all,
Currently involved in a project renovating a holiday property where one of the rooms is to have a freestanding bath. I have been told that there is a requirement to have a small floor drain put in underneath the bath in the event of 'accidents'... bath overflowing or spilling out or whatever other reason... as it currently stands I laid a 22mm wbp ply floor over the original joists (With a few extra noggins), it's all screwed down tight, no deflection and level, coming back now I see holes in various locations for the standard bath waste and a larger hole in more or less the centre where a floor drain has been installed.
I'm not really sure how to proceed - or rather how to get someone else to proceed if required.
As it stands I'm doing the carpentry work - amongst a few other bits - the tiler is just laying tiles on a price per metre, so I don't believe he will be involved in much of the prep.
Cheers
Ian
Currently involved in a project renovating a holiday property where one of the rooms is to have a freestanding bath. I have been told that there is a requirement to have a small floor drain put in underneath the bath in the event of 'accidents'... bath overflowing or spilling out or whatever other reason... as it currently stands I laid a 22mm wbp ply floor over the original joists (With a few extra noggins), it's all screwed down tight, no deflection and level, coming back now I see holes in various locations for the standard bath waste and a larger hole in more or less the centre where a floor drain has been installed.
I'm not really sure how to proceed - or rather how to get someone else to proceed if required.
As it stands I'm doing the carpentry work - amongst a few other bits - the tiler is just laying tiles on a price per metre, so I don't believe he will be involved in much of the prep.
Cheers
Ian