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Natural Stone Shower Tray

MrsG09 · 2014-02-02 13:50:30

Hi all. In the very early stages of doing an extension on our home. I am doing a little bit of research into natural stone shower trays for 2 upstairs showers. I would like them flush with ,and matching the floor tiles we get - to achieve a 'wet room' look- without the risk of leaks/without the huge price hopefully I…

02-02-2014 01:50PM

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MrsG09

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Hi all. In the very early stages of doing an extension on our home.

I am doing a little bit of research into natural stone shower trays for 2 upstairs showers.
I would like them flush with ,and matching the floor tiles we get - to achieve a 'wet room' look- without the risk of leaks/without the huge price hopefully

I wondered would a tile supplier supply this or should I go to a stone mason? Has anyone done this before and how did it turn out?
Was it expensive?
Any information or advice would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance

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#2 03-02-2014 02:44PM

CJhaughey

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I would think it wouldn't be much cheaper than tanking the room properly and making it into a wetroom.
You can get flush mounted shower trays not in stone but enamelled steel which are strong and don't crack around the plughole like fibreglass or plastic.
Have a look at the Schluter website for ideas?

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