How to fit a shower tray with shower tray riser. Shower tray and shower tray riser kit installation.
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2017
- Shower tray and shower tray riser kit installation. I give a step by step guide of how to fit and install a quadrant shower tray and shower tray riser kit including how to fit the shower waste, how to fit the waste pipes and how to connect the waste pipes into your main soil pipe.
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Y'know, i've watched other shower tray installation videos and they all looked well beyond my diy skills, so i gave up on the idea. This looks entirely doable and well within my skillset. I sometimes think some so-called diy videos are done by professionals who make it look much more complicated than necessary in order to put people off attempting to diy such things. Great video mate.
Thanks. You explained everything that is really important in first minute. to level the tray, first set all corners and then just bring down the middle legs.
Another great Video Pouse. Good work mate 👍
Well explained video. All I need to install my shower just like that one. Thanks a million.
Glad you found it useful. Good luck and thanks for watching!
I am renewing a bathroom in northern Russia and you Sir are a godsend!!! Thank you.
Thanks for the feedback!
Thanks for the educatieve film en explanation! I am gonna do the same! Thanks and i am a new subscribers!😊
Super useful - thanks a lot for all the explanations!
No problem!
Thanks for the vid. I was considering moving my waste under the floorboards and having the tray sat flat but this looks good 👍
Glad it was helpful! Your option is a good one. I was on ground floor with solid screeded floor so had no option. If it was upstairs I would have done just that. Best of luck with it!
Very good video good detail of how to do this thank you
Brilliant. Thanks
Very useful and explained in a fashion even I could understand
Great stuff, glad it helped. Thanks for watching!
Helpful video 👍
Excellent, helped me out with a few problems.
Glad to have helped. Best of luck with the project.
I have just subscribed as I have always wanted to know how to do this. excellent video. thanks mate😀
Hi there, no problem, glad you found the video useful and thanks for watching!
fantastic video thank you very much
No problem, thanks for watching.
Proper job mate ,know what to look for now when ordering online
Thanks for watching.
very good demonstration sir , thanks
Thank for the feedback.
Great, easy vid to follow. 10/10
Not sure about 10/10 but thanks for the positive feedback. Good luck and thanks for watching!
dont laugh.. I accidentally managed to unscrew the shower waste when I was trying to retrieve a lost diamond earring - I was only trying to get the sliver plug thing out! ). With the help of some silicone it's all back working :)
You fixed it, that's the main thing! Prob not so funny at the time. Good luck with it and thanks again for watching.
Very good explanation
Thanks for the feedback, glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
6 years of "WHERE DID YOU GET THAT FRAME FROM god i could do with that riser kit right now ... A N Y I D E A AT ALL ? Best ive found is wirquin feet from bnq
Thanks! help me understand what I need to do. Shame i couldn't find a 1200x900 offset shower frame.
Great job
Thanks for the feedback.
Great job n well donee
Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching!
thank u great help
So nice my frnd
Excellent tip 👍 my friend you have great skill . Ur video is handy for DIY person
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Good job
Thanks for the feedback, glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
Top video and very well explained....thanks ...
Thanks for the feedback. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching!
The corrugations in the flexible waste will trap all sorts of gunk which is why in most places they are against the regulations, better to make up some pipe with fittings to get the shape you want, wouldn't take long.
I agree they are not perfect but in this situation they served a purpose and it is easily accessible if I need to remove it to clean or replace. So far so good!
Have you ever made a video showing a shower pod being installed?
What brand is the raiser youre using? Im installing a shower in my basement but dont want to dig up the concrete. This is a perfect solution
Another well explained video so thanks again. Don't think I will use the flexi pipe though as its likely to clog up more easily, especially if it sags slightly.
I only use it where solid pipe is difficult to fit. Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching!
Unless you plan to defecate in the shower, what would clog it? What will go through a pipe from a shower is going to be almost entirely just water.
Why is it intellectually challenged people feel they have to turn to insults or pathetic put downs to try to boost their egos? You've obviously never lived in a household with females, and if you have, they were/are obviously completely bald! I will leave that there and see if you can work it out for yourself. And seeing as I'm the only person ever to have had a blocked shower or bath I will be contacting The Guinness Book of Records.......
Random question bud,
Do you use one of them tile upstand stick on things, or just jam the gap (wall and tray) with silicone sealant and tile over?
hi brilliant video, where can i get one of these riser frames from, thanks
I love that frame for the shower tray. Though where on earth do you buy those things? Can’t find them anywhere at all!
It was from bathstore. Thanks for watching.
OK but I tend to use solvent weld on the waste where the joins will be totally inaccesible after the tray is fitted/tiled-up etc. Nice presentation - thanks!
Hi, that makes sense but in this installation the plinth is removable so access can be gained in the event of a leak so all good. Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching!
I have a square metal frame coming soon, do you think you could still bed a tray onto a sheet of ply if you attached the ply to the frame first? For that extra stability
You probably could yes but if you're using the plinth supplied it might not cover the full depth of tray, legs and plywood. If you're making your own then fine. Use marine ply in case it gets wet. If you're using wood then you could just make your own riser kit out timber. The idea of the kit is it's quick and easily adjustable. Best of luck with it.
I have just seen your video on how to fit a shower tray riser it's very informative. Just were did you get the kit that is in the video thanks
Bathstore, although I think they may have closed down recently.
Can you use other trays with the frame? As Bathstore have gone into administration and only have the gram I need and not the tray. Appreciate your help.
Not entirely sure. I would buy a frame that fits the correct tray. You can build the tray up on timber if you don't want to use a frame. Thanks for watching.
Good Video, I have to replace my old shower tray so been watching alot of vids. Can I ask were you got the metal frame riser kit, been looking for one but I can only find the plastic feet riser kits?
Bathstore but I think they have closed now. I think the plastic ones are probably better and easier to install. Best of luck with it.
Great video, I've already fitted my shower wet wall before my basin , I've been told my basin needs to fit under my wet wall to give a good seal🤔 Do I need to cut a piece off my wet wall to accommodate or should I just crack on and use loads of sealant? thanks.
If it's possible I would cut a piece off as that way you are not relying soley on the sealant. If you only rely on the sealant, then it is at more risk of leaking when the sealant gets old. Hope that helps. Good luck with the project and thanks for watching!
What brand is tray and riser i neef 900x900 finding it hard to get a good quality one
thank you very much but where do I get that flexible plastic plinth to cover the front edge?
Hi there, the plinth came as part of the shower tray riser kit. They are available in most bathroom / plumbing stores. Hope that helps, thanks for watching!
Hi, Great video, Just had our shower fitted by recommended professionals.
I checked and the outer edges are level, but, the water after a shower, puddles just stands there, although the outer edges drain away. Any ideas. The installer says this happens often!
Hi Brian, unfortunately on some showers that is the case. It's just a poor design I guess. You just have to give it a wipe down after your shower! Sorry if that's no help. Thanks for watching!
Very helpful but I too would not use the flex pipe...too much risk for the accumulation of soap crud, etc. Otherwise, great.
Source for the elevating platform???? It looks like a perfect solution for my project. Where can I find them?
Bathstore shower tray riser kit.
Awesome video. Your shower tray and plinth look very good quality. Where did you get them from? I need one 1200 x 800 left corner entry. Also would it not be better to tile the walls first them fit the shower?
I got mine from bath store but there are plenty out there. Thanks for watching.
@@POUSEaroundtheHOUSE Be careful with these frames. They can be out of square putting undue forces on the shower tray. Because they are metal they distort during welding unless held firmly during the process. If you are unlucky enough to have one that is uneven, good luck sending it back to Bathstore if thats where you got it from. Once the box has been opened they don't want to know. Quite how you are supposed to check it without opening the box is anyones guess.
Will review waste from because its not at an angle so it can flow? Plus the flexible waste pipe is bent downward then back up so please explain to me how that will flow? I'm doing my own shower replacing my bath
Hi there, I think some of this is to do with the camera angle. The waste tilts slightly down so flow is fine. As for the flexible pipe, i did prop a small block of wood under the pipe to lift it slightly after filming but I think the camera makes it look worse. It all flows well. The angle is shallow due to the height of the existing pipe work but it works well. If it didn't I'd have my shower full of waste water! Hope that helps. Thanks for watching!
What step up height acceptable????
can you give me some information where the tray riser and magnetic panel were from- a great idea not something I’ve seen before
Hi Nathan, it was from the Bathstore. It's called a shower tray riser kit. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching!
Don't bother, buy plastic riser kit with feet. Easier to install and third the price.
nice vid mate very helpful however your flexpipe looks like it had a rise in it or was this just the angle it was filmed at
Hi James, you are right! I filmed that bit before I propped it up. I secured a block of wood under it to ensure there was a gradual drop from the waste all the way to the main soil pipe. Good eagle eyes! Glad you found it useful and thanks for watching!
Could you show how u sealed the shower tray between tray and tiles ?
Hopefully doing a how to sealant tutorial soon. Thanks for watching!
hi great vid,very helpful,anyway my query is...ive got a twyford shower tray thats 45mm,the trap adds a further 80mm,its going onto a concrete floor,the riser kit thats recommended with the tray is not a frame,just legs etc...will this allow room for the trap? i wanted the frame riser from bathstore,but on the pec,it says height 18mm,surely this aint enough?
Hi there, you will need to know the maximum height the legs adjust to. You can raise the tray up and down. But as you say, be careful as with a concrete floor this is little room for maneuver. On a wooden floor, you can cut a bit off floor board to sink the trap in. 18mm doesn't sound right to me, the riser in the video is 100mm tall and the height is dictated by the plinth that comes with it so just check the measurements as it sounds like they've been printed wrong on the advert. Hope that helps. Good luck and thanks for watching!
ive checked again,its my error,the riser comes with a ply board on top of the frame for extra support,the ply is 18mm,the riser frame is more than high enough,thanks for your replie.
Great stuff, glad it's worked out!
I have an existing shower tray which is not level. It slants down slightly towards the corner, as a result water pools up and doesn't drain away properly. Is it possible to access and adjust the legs of the frame near the wall to make them higher and level out the surface? If this is impossible I will leave it or get someone to replace the whole tray unit.
It should be possible yes, but if you have tiles which have been tiled right down to the shower tray then when you lift the shower tray up, it is likely to break your tiles OR it may not physically move upwards as the tiles will stop it from moving. Hope that helps, thanks for watching!
Great video. Have you a manufacturer name / maybe supplier link for shower tray kit?
Hi Seamus, thanks for the feedback. The riser kit and the tray were from Bathstore. You can check it out online - www.bathstore.com/search/go?w=shower%20tray%20riser&view=grid. Good luck with it and thanks for watching!
Can you advise where you get that type of riser kit as all i find is legs alone
We have just had a quadrant shower installed and there is a leak betwen metal shower frame and the shower tray at the bottom. Is there meant to be some kind of adhesive between the tray and frame. There seems to be movement between the two as it is currently just sitting on it
It should be attached to the frame. I uses gripfill but you could sealant or something similar. If it is loose then I would say it has been fitted the wrong way. It should be secure. Any movement will cause sealant to break and allow water in. Sorry to hear that but I would call the installer back to fix. Thanks for watching
If the leak is between the shower tray and the frame then the leak is elsewhere. There should be no water between the frame and the tray, but it should be sealed to it.
Would you recommend sealing the plinth to the floor with silicone? Or would you leave the gap
I left it as it is a removable plinth and I have access to the plumbing if required. I guess it's entirely up to you. Hope that helps.
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Where did you purchase the quad riser frame from, can’t seem to find an 800 x800 anywhere??
Bathstore but I think they've closed now. There are others on the market where plastic legs screw straight into the base of shower tray which might even be better. Hope you find what you're looking for.
What is the product name? That p trap alone is interesting. Could you drain this to an existing toilet drain?
It was from bathstore. Shower tray and riser kit. You can drain the pipe work to your foul drainage if you have the right height. You may need to change the existing pipework behind your toilet though. Good luck and thanks for watching.
The upper & lower curved track supports the sliding glass doors but
they all seem to look flimsy. The lower curved track is supported by the waste tray.
but the curved top track is weaker.. Is there a minimum & maximum weight for the curved track?
Hi Rob. To be honest I'm not sure. You are right, the frames are quite flexible and rely on the fixings to the wall and strength of the shower tray for support. You would have to check with the manufacturer of the shower quadrant you purchase I guess as they will all vary in strength. But the glass and slide rails are not heavy duty by any stretch. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching!
Ok thanks..
I wanted to buy or create a glass corner wardrobe but I decided to improvise & use a chrome corner shower unit. I made a base unit which is raised 300mm from the floor & suspended off unistrut bracket and I fixed some white mdf sheets to the adjoining walls.
My base unit is only supporting the glass doors & lower curved frame as I will not be standing on it or in it.But I think i'll use some thin steel wire rope at intervals on the upper curved frame for extra support & also prevent distortion.
A quad shaped sliding drawer will also be constructed to fit under the base unit & i'll also add some l.e.d lighting at a later stage.
Anybody know how to create the frame and screw-in feet - this is one business opportunity missed. Once every ten year couple o hundred quid - offer personal frame to match the trays available.
No classi seal.no tanking?
Can you add the shower on to tile or is it better to do it on concrete?
Yes of course, it's just the way I did it. Best of luck.
@@POUSEaroundtheHOUSE My shower seems to be built this way - tiling done after. I'm getting water leaking out the corners from where the tile was cut at the point where it meets the riser/tray. Any ideas how to silicone this up?
Where do I buy the frame from mate ?
Bathstore.
Hi mate do you put tiles under shower tray. Please reply
You can. I tiled mine up to the feet of the shower try. That way plinth sat on tiles but I didn't waste money on tiles that would never be seen. Thanks for watching.
Did he lay the tiles first or the tray
I did the tray first then tiled up to the legs of the tray which is later covered by the plinth of the shower tray. Hope that helps.
hi where did you buy your metal and magnetic shower riser kit from?
Hi there, I bought it from Bath Store. I have to say I think the kits where the legs attach directly to the shower tray are easier to install. I would also recommend paying a bit more and getting the fiberglass/resin based shower tray like the one in my video. They are lot more solid than the plastic trays and work better with a riser kit. Hope that helps. Good luck with your project and thanks for watching!
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What sort of riser kit is this as I haven;'t seen one like it?
It was from bathstore. Thanks for watching.
Hi mate...where can I buy this riser kit from?
I bought it from bath store but I think they have closed now. There are other similar kits on the market that are fitted in a similar way. Hope that help.
Not bad
Thanks.
How do you remove the plinth?
Just lift off. If you pull it inwards and slightly bend it the magnets come free and it's easy to remove.
Where can I buy the riser kit.
I got mine from Bathstore. Thanks for watching.
where do you get this shower riser? ive never seen one like this
this is slightly different but similar soak.com/en-gb/shower-enclosures/quadrant-enclosures/800x800mm---elements-quadrant-shower-enclosure-and-easy-plumb-shower-tray/LQ8080HT.html
Hi Neil - it was from bathstore. Thanks for watching.
Does the kit come with the shower
I bought it all from the same shop but you can buy it separately.
Don't use silicone on the rubber trap seal. The silicone will fail before the rubber seal does!
Fair enough! Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching!
Where flexible pipe is, it travels down and up,will cause block as it’ll collect shit
Shocking Plumbing
Swept tee wrong way round
Flexi waste drops down then back up. Hope you didn't charge for this job
I recently installed one of these. Absolutely terrible riser kit. When the frame was all bolted together none of the top lengths of the metal were level with one another. No nuts provided to hold the bolts together just threaded internals of the frame and literally only 2 threads. Had to drill new holes so it sat flush once bolted together and then use nuts to make good. Shower tray was bowed too had to use a huge amount of grab adhesive. Why don't customers speak to their installer first before buying first rate rubbish?
Hi there, mine worked out in the end but you're right, it wasn't the easiest to install. I think the trays with large plastic screw in feet are better and take less time to secure. Although it sounds like you had a raw deal, all my parts were present. There's also several manufacturers making similar looking stuff, some good some bad so it's pot luck sometimes. Thanks for the feedback and thanks for watching
That waste tee was the wrong way round...tut tut
Well spotted. I filmed this with it the wrong way round and noticed it before I boxed the pipe work in. So rest assured it is in the correct way now. I didn't mention it in the video as I thought no one would notice so thanks for spotting it! Good luck and thanks for watching!
Jesus who did that skimming in the background?
I did, but left it rough at bottom as I was tiling over it. Check out my tile a wall video and you'll see what I mean! Thanks for watching.
You never showed us how to fit the shower screen
The footage is somewhere. Never got round to editing it sorry. Thanks for watching.
"Tidy"
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It doesn't fit.its sticking out in places and going in . It's not the right form for the shower tray.
Well it's in my bathroom and it looks fine to me. Thanks for watching.
That 'T' piece from the shower is the wrong way around and will back-up.
Well spotted, I shifted it around the right way when I noticed it but forgot to film it. Someone else spotted that too a few years ago. Thanks for watching.
@@POUSEaroundtheHOUSE No worries. it was very helpful.
Your underwear matches your shirt!
Well spotted, but it wasn't intentional! Thanks for watching and good luck with your projects.
pretty useless unless you tell us where to buy this kit.
compression fittings that's a leakier in time , err no thanx
Fair enough. Thanks for watching.
Looks terrible
Thanks for the feedback Scott and thank for watching!
Put a video on of your installations Scott.