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Chunkydoc
Greetings and Salutations.
As above, looking for some guidance/advice really.
Just in the process of a loft conversion and we decided on a wet shower area.
Ordered this kit:
Wet Room Kit & Shower Screen 1200 x 900mm CENTRE Drain | Wetrooms Online - https://www.wetrooms-online.com/wet-rooms-online-store/wet-room-kits/wetbase-standard-wet-room-kit-and-shower-screen/wet-room-walk-in-shower-tray-kit-centre-drain-1200-x-900mm-shower-screen-detail.html
Plus some Mosaics from Topps for the floor (Shapes Hexagon Unglazed 23x26mm)
Now, and this is where it gets interesting.
Builder sub-contracted the tiling. Said tiler arrived to do the floor, did it and left. Being incredibly picky, I went to investigate and noticed the tiles were BELOW the drain level. Apparently he couldn't put anymore adhesive in as it would have come through the joints, so this prompted a phone call to the builder who said he'd resolve. His resolution was to remove the tiles 300mm around the drain raise the level and put the tiles back.
To be honest, it's all a mess. I have areas of standing water because I have low spots and when the lows spots are overwhelmed the water is heading away from the drain into the opposite bloody corner.
With the experience you fine folk have, is it a lost cause and it all needs ripping up and doing again?
Apologies if there is a lack of information, happy to answer any questions.
As above, looking for some guidance/advice really.
Just in the process of a loft conversion and we decided on a wet shower area.
Ordered this kit:
Wet Room Kit & Shower Screen 1200 x 900mm CENTRE Drain | Wetrooms Online - https://www.wetrooms-online.com/wet-rooms-online-store/wet-room-kits/wetbase-standard-wet-room-kit-and-shower-screen/wet-room-walk-in-shower-tray-kit-centre-drain-1200-x-900mm-shower-screen-detail.html
Plus some Mosaics from Topps for the floor (Shapes Hexagon Unglazed 23x26mm)
Now, and this is where it gets interesting.
Builder sub-contracted the tiling. Said tiler arrived to do the floor, did it and left. Being incredibly picky, I went to investigate and noticed the tiles were BELOW the drain level. Apparently he couldn't put anymore adhesive in as it would have come through the joints, so this prompted a phone call to the builder who said he'd resolve. His resolution was to remove the tiles 300mm around the drain raise the level and put the tiles back.
To be honest, it's all a mess. I have areas of standing water because I have low spots and when the lows spots are overwhelmed the water is heading away from the drain into the opposite bloody corner.
With the experience you fine folk have, is it a lost cause and it all needs ripping up and doing again?
Apologies if there is a lack of information, happy to answer any questions.
