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Custard has wet room and they want bath installed. Presuming the main problem (apart from painstakingly pre-drilling holes for fixings) will be that it's bound not to sit square on wall. Any tips?
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I had to do this recently. I battened the walls and stuck the bath in place using Adiseal and finished off with white silicone.
yeah sounds like the best plan.
watched a promo vid for that adiseal as had never heard of it. bloody nora, is it as good as they are claiming?
remove row of tiles breaking as few as poss, install bath as normal, tile a row of cuts from the tiles you removed
out of interest mike why didn't you remove a row of tiles?
Appreciate the advise everyone, many thanks.
How will you improve without constructive criticism?I do photograph my work and proudly show people I know, but would never show it on here. Everyone else shows off perfect installs when they do so there is no point as I'm not that standard. I do my best and the customer was very happy but it's low-end, low-finish kind of jobs. I deliberately do them because that's where I am skill-level on the finishing aspects.
Dont worry about it. None of us can polish a turd [emoji90]yeah that's fine for certain things. but people only post pics of bathrooms on here when they've done a full renovation and they're particularly proud of the finish.
if i chuck a bath in a rubbish looking, tatty bathroom and it's solid, level and doesn't leak i consider that the limit of my skills. but it's not going to make for interesting before and fter photos as it's just a picture of a plastic cube inserted in a seen-better-days bathroom.
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