Is this right? Or am I seeing things?

[Bill]

Originally I was going to use shower panels, which would have given an extra 12.5mm each side, but the plan changed. As it is, the gap is about 8mm. The tiles cover this and drop on to the tray but to your point, I’ve had conflicting advice about whether it’s best to tile past the tray or on to it. I’ve never had a straight answer on this so would appreciate your thoughts.

Whatever advice I give you will say there was a reason you didn't do it that way...... just saying.

Moot as it maybe... plaster in a shower is poor practice for a kick off....... that is where my advice would have begun.

 

[Pistol]

Whatever advice I give you will say there was a reason you didn't do it that way...... just saying.

Moot as it maybe... plaster in a shower is poor practice for a kick off....... that is where my advice would have begun.

You asked a question,I answered.

 

[Bathfix Bob]

I dry line in standard 12.5 plasterboard, prime and tank the whole thing and tape the joins, then fit the tray onto rapid set adhesive, or cement if you wish and then fit the tray, next a bead of Silicon round the edges and the tanking tape overlapping the tray. It will never leak.

No point in plastering it what so ever.

 

[Time's Ran Out]

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[Bathfix Bob]

So the bottom line of this thread is that I'm a cowboy because I'm tanking plasterboard in a shower rather than using no more ply and tanking that?

 

[Time's Ran Out]

No - your method may be absolutely correct - but it’s after the horse has bolted.
My apologies if my ditty has been misconstrued.
I was never any good at Catchphrase!

 

[Bathfix Bob]

ha ha ha, I understand now, I know some people really stand by their Jacko/marmox, kerdiboard usage.