Concrete Ground Floor And Wetroom Installation

[EViS]

We've done wetrooms on suspended floors with joists in the past, but never on concrete, so looking for some advice please chaps 🙂.

We are going to be creating a wetroom shower enclosure which is triangular (i.e. the shower screen runs at an angle to the corner of the room) with the two sides along the walls measuring 1200 x 1200. This is on a ground floor which is concrete and the waste needs to be a narrow channel to one side as opposed to a square in the middle.

What's the best way to create the shower 'tray' in a concrete floor? Dig it up and install a tray of sorts? Any recommendations?

Is there usually sufficient depth in slabs on a ground floor to install a channel waste and run this 3 metres to the bottom of a soil stack outside? Again, any recommendations for channel wastes?

 

[Impey Showers]

Hi


This sounds like an exciting project. Our Aqua-Grade provides a concrete screed template. Whether this can be adapted to a corner fit I am unsure. I will get back to you

 

[Impey Showers]

Alas the Aqua-Grade is not reallty built for triangular installations. There are alternatives and ways around this but would require some expert help. Give us a ring if if you like.

 

[Marksmithtiling]

if you cant get the run on the waste you can fit an electric pump and take it back to the sink waste