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Create 'wet room' instead of existing shower tray
Anonymous user 01/03/2024 - 3.02 PM
Hello, I have a small shower - the tray is set on a concrete floor, slightly lower than the rest of the bathroom (which is tiled). Can the shower tray be removed and the area tiled to create a 'wet room' area? If so, what kind of price range would I expect this to be in? I guess the work would include: removal of existing shower tray and a 5cm strip of raised tiles next to it. Prepare the floor (if required) fit and grout new floor tiles supply and fit new drainage cap/top - into the existing drainage pipe fit new shower door. Cut existing floor tiles - 13cmx77cm strip (to enlarge shower area) and 'chip out' concrete/flooring under this strip to level with the shower area. Of course there may be more work needed after an inspection. But I guess this is about a half day's work in total. Thanks Phil
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