Have had a new quadrant shower and resin tray installed to replace old knackered one, however do to waste constraints the tray had to be blocked up, which as left me a 1" gap betwixt tray and floor.
Now if it were a square try I could use some batten / skirting etc etc to cover the gap, however what to use on the curved tray? Will silicone / no nails whatever stick one of those bendy plastic trims on or is there a better way???
TIA
Tim..
Is this a stone resin tray, and is it just resting on some 1" blocks / battens? If it is you could end up with the tray cracking and leaking. A stone resin tray should *always* be fully supported on a bed of sand and cement mortar mix minimum 1/2" thick. Is it too late to redo the tray and build it up on a platform of 4" x 2" timber at close centres and a plywood base with the mortar sandwhiched between the tray and the ply?
HTH
John
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