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Do Tiles Sit On Top Of Shower Tray. While some guides may recommend tiling behind the shower walls, you should indeed tile on top of the tray. What is the best way to seal where the wall tiles sit on the shower tray? To save time, tiling and plastering can be carried out at once in the bathroom to get the shower area the way it needs to be. Once tiled, the tiles would overlap the tray, leaving a 3mm gap under the tiles for more sealant. I have a classic seal ( classi seal ® flexible waterproof. Gents, can you recommend the best profesional way to seal the shower tray against the wall or finish the tiles down on to. The alternative to tiling a shower floor is to install a shower tray as this gives you a continuous floor — no joins — and you will only need to tile the walls. I'm concerned that, if i mount on top of the tray, then i'll never manage to neatly take 1cm/2cm off the long edge of these.

Once tiled, the tiles would overlap the tray, leaving a 3mm gap under the tiles for more sealant. While some guides may recommend tiling behind the shower walls, you should indeed tile on top of the tray. I'm concerned that, if i mount on top of the tray, then i'll never manage to neatly take 1cm/2cm off the long edge of these. Gents, can you recommend the best profesional way to seal the shower tray against the wall or finish the tiles down on to. I have a classic seal ( classi seal ® flexible waterproof. To save time, tiling and plastering can be carried out at once in the bathroom to get the shower area the way it needs to be. What is the best way to seal where the wall tiles sit on the shower tray? The alternative to tiling a shower floor is to install a shower tray as this gives you a continuous floor — no joins — and you will only need to tile the walls.

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Do Tiles Sit On Top Of Shower Tray Gents, can you recommend the best profesional way to seal the shower tray against the wall or finish the tiles down on to. While some guides may recommend tiling behind the shower walls, you should indeed tile on top of the tray. Gents, can you recommend the best profesional way to seal the shower tray against the wall or finish the tiles down on to. I'm concerned that, if i mount on top of the tray, then i'll never manage to neatly take 1cm/2cm off the long edge of these. What is the best way to seal where the wall tiles sit on the shower tray? The alternative to tiling a shower floor is to install a shower tray as this gives you a continuous floor — no joins — and you will only need to tile the walls. Once tiled, the tiles would overlap the tray, leaving a 3mm gap under the tiles for more sealant. I have a classic seal ( classi seal ® flexible waterproof. To save time, tiling and plastering can be carried out at once in the bathroom to get the shower area the way it needs to be.