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bathroom tiling

happy_knome · 2015-03-04 12:09:40

im planning to tile over existing tiles in an on suite but im presented with a small problem , if i tile over the floor - standing area of the show , i end up with a very deep gully in the middle of the shower area , its a round hole so fitting in some kind of trim is not really an option according to the guy ive hired to…

04-03-2015 12:09pm

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happy_knome

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im planning to tile over existing tiles in an on suite but im presented with a small problem , if i tile over the floor - standing area of the show , i end up with a very deep gully in the middle of the shower area , its a round hole so fitting in some kind of trim is not really an option according to the guy ive hired to tile

any ideas ?

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#2 09-03-2015 11:50am

MisseyB

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Best to contact suppliers of floor drains and ask them to propose a suitable product.

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#3 12-03-2015 7:49pm

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Just take out the old drain before yo start tiling and raise the pipework to suit the new level. Then just cement around the pipe.

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