Help needed on Trap/ drain for walk in shower

[adam911]

Hi im about to have my floor tiled for wet room shower and i needed to know which trap/drain is correct to buy.
My bathroom is downstairs and tiles are going over concrete floor.
Couldn't find any traps or drains from b&q or wickes for a walk in shower as they only had traps for shower trays. Could someone point me into the right direction?

Would this be correct to use . https://www.victorianplumbing.co.uk...MIxp_E3_P_3wIVAamaCh20CQOJEAQYAiABEgLPafD_BwE

 

[Hot&Cold]

For smaller wetroom floors with a central drain,i would use the mcalpine tsg50t6ss product. For larger wetroom floors a linear drain is useful.


https://mcalpineplumbing.com/wet-ro...gully-horizontal-outlet-tiled-or-stone-floors

 

[adam911]

Thanks for that. So what else do i need. Can i tile straight onto the concrete floor or will i need some sort of membrane. Or can i just use tanking slurry for the walls and floor with the small square mat you get with it that goes around the drain hole?

 

[dilalio]

https://www.impeyshowers.com/wetroom-waterproofing-systems/

This is what we use. There is an argument that on a concrete base, with properly formed falls to the drain, a membrane is not required but will make future retiling easier as it will act as a delaminator.

 

[adam911]

Hi what grout would you use in a wet room floor? Is the normal cement based fine to use or do i need epoxy grout?