fixing shower tray

Stuff the join with silicone than use silicone to fix a quadrant trim to cover the gap - they look better than bare silicone and are much tougher. Or - remove bottom row of tiles, fit tray, retile (and still fit quadrant trim).

Dave

Dave

Thanks for taking the time to reply....

1. don't have enough tiles to re-tile, sadly, and can't find anymore beyond what I need to extend the tiled wall area around the new shower enclosure. However, if I was to re-tile we wouldn't manage to lose the fact that the corner is >90 degrees, so there would still be the gap.

1. When you say "quadrant trim" ... would a plastic quadrant trim, siliconed on, be much better than, say, cementing a row of quad. tiles and grouting them? For some reason a convex plastic trim not entered my mind!

Robert

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You need to guarantee a seal, using a continuous trim gives less opportunity for gaps. Also, you can fill the space behind with silicone so if anything gets around the trim it won't go further.

Tile shops sell a range of them, some are ceramic look-alikes in various colours and effects.

Dave