Yes. I actually went and made a specific thread on this issue here:
https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/constructing-a-shower-curb.488359/
Getting it right: Bathroom shower & sink waste piping
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Yes. I actually went and made a specific thread on this issue here:
https://www.diynot.com/diy/threads/constructing-a-shower-curb.488359/
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Just out of interest, why do you want a boundary? Surely the profile of the tray will be sufficient?
I'm thinking that the recces in the tray at 30mm might not be sufficient given that my design is to use a pull over shower curtain. Also, that I might have a deeper layer of cement under the tray. Deeper than 2mm anyway.
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Why are you using cement, over and above the instructions telling you to? If the tray is flat and doesn't rock then there are other fixing alternatives, grab adhesives, silicone etc that are more than adequate.
Also remember your shower curtain will need to fall/drip inside the edge of the tray (therefore inside the edge of the curb) so the tray will catch any water running down it. You may have issues with water falling on the floor if using a curtain with a tray due to air movement. I'd consider using a screen if you can.
Also remember your shower curtain will need to fall/drip inside the edge of the tray (therefore inside the edge of the curb) so the tray will catch any water running down it. You may have issues with water falling on the floor if using a curtain with a tray due to air movement. I'd consider using a screen if you can.
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