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So I'm currently renovating our ensuite and I have just laid down a new low profile shower tray, 1200x800.
Bedded in a thin layer of mortor as recommended but it's marginally off level. When I say off level, the bubble isn't perfectly center, just off one line with a small gap in between.... Not touching the line.
Poured some water in the tray and it runs into the trap as its meant too. Worried that as its not perfectly level that once I get the shower in and the flow rate is upped, it will come back to haunt me. Does level really mean perfectly level or is there some tollereance?
Is the risk here the water overflowing to tray?
Bedded in a thin layer of mortor as recommended but it's marginally off level. When I say off level, the bubble isn't perfectly center, just off one line with a small gap in between.... Not touching the line.
Poured some water in the tray and it runs into the trap as its meant too. Worried that as its not perfectly level that once I get the shower in and the flow rate is upped, it will come back to haunt me. Does level really mean perfectly level or is there some tollereance?
Is the risk here the water overflowing to tray?