Great well sounds like they know what there doingAh, good job I pretended I was a plumber then! Just kidding!
Yes, that's correct. The photo being referred to isn't directly relevant to this thread. The main issues in our bathroom right now are the messed up waste pipes & incorrectly laid shower tray.
Today I spoke with the new plumber and specifically asked how they would go about laying a stone resin tray. I was pleased when he said the first thing they would do is read the instructions (!), but then he said more often than not they bed it down on a layer of tile adhesive. So, I was wondering how this method compares to sand & cement? Of course, in order to be covered by the manufacturer's warranty it has to be sand & cement in our case, but I have read about this going crumbly and therefore wondered if tile adhesive is actually seen as a better alternative by some?
Tile adhesive IMO is better than sand cement and will be fine ,.
You can manufacturer and they will say its fine , im fairly certain of that ,
Yea sorry i put that pic up really to show the push fit monkeys about that still cant even do that
I think once your trays in properly you should be fine
So long as your tiler doesnt start doing things like my next pic