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Discuss Shower tray upstand all sides? in the Showers and Wetrooms Advice area at Plumbers Forums
The walls are already boarded, are you meaning to board after laying the tray. Excuse me for not quite getting it and thanks for your quick reply 👍
Can I just cut the wall board a the bottom ending at the top lip (upstand) of shower tray?
That makes a lot more thanks. Nice one for the info. Could I get away with using adhesive to fix a new shower board over the existing one or would this not be a good material to bond to.
No but I guess I could just remove the existing shower board and it would be better as it looks old. The lay the new shower and add new board afterwards against the upstands like you said. Thanks 👍
