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I lifted the board and had a look at where the first four joists join the wall. All have steel brackets sandwiched between two blocks and supported by the block on the row below. All the brackets are cemented in and I can't see anything that looks off/cracked/broken/wrong (not that I am an...

There is a long board running along the right hand wall that is easy to unscrew and from that I can see where all the joists join the wall. I will check that after work, thanks. I didn't actually know the floor wasn't flat until I put a spirit level on the shower tray. Purely in an aesthetic...

Thanks Dan. Just to clarify, I was only going to use the expanding foam to do a small border on the chipboard around the outside of the waste hole to stop all the leveller pouring down into the ceiling below. I was going to remove 95% of it once the leveller had dried. I wasn't planning on...

Hi all, I'm an enthusiastic DIY'er (first time poster) who has been slowly chipping away at an en-suite bathroom renovation for a few months. Last night I went to install the shower tray (1600 x 900) and I realised that the floor by the drain end was about 10mm higher than the floor at the...