Shower tray waste

lostdiyer · 2024-09-20T13:12:44+0100

I’m in the process of connecting a shower tray waste and have encountered an issue. The tray is being installed on plywood, with layers of chipboard and OSB beneath it, which has raised the trap significantly. As a result, it’s not aligning with the existing waste pipes.

Would it be better to use a 135-degree bend to connect the trap and lower it to meet the waste pipes? Or would you recommend using a flexible pipe to adjust the waste to the correct level?

blup · 2024-09-20T15:31:28+0100

A solid bend solvent welded is ideal.

lostdiyer · 2024-09-20T15:35:27+0100

blup said:
A solid bend solvent welded is ideal.

yes seems more sturdy - will go for 2 135deg bends to get the waste onto the same vertical level

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