Need ideas for Linear tray

[martin1c]

My customer wants a linear tray ideally around 800 x 1200 with the drain at one end. He's chosen mosaic tiles 48mm square so they're obviously just under the minimum recommended tile size most manufacturers recommend. I therefore need to find a tray (probably solid construction) that will take the tiles and is around the same size. The maximum width I can go to is 900mm. The tray is going over a timber floor and I'm happy to board underneath for support or simply place on existing beams if the instructions recommend etc.

So far the only tray I can find that meets the target is Impey linear deck. Has anyone got any other ideas?

 

[Chalker]

Would this do ?

Aqua-Dec Linear - The UK's luxury and disabled wet room bathroom specialist.

 

[Lee@emctiles]

PCS do a 900x1200 linear Thermal Linear Drain Trays | PCS Board

.48x.48 mosaics will be perfectly fine for this as well.

 

[Chalker]

PCS do a 900x1200 linear Thermal Linear Drain Trays | PCS Board

.48x.48 mosaics will be perfectly fine for this as well.

would have mentioned yours mate but I thought 50mm was the smallest you can go. .48 is blooming close tho

 

[Lee@emctiles]

would have mentioned yours mate but I thought 50mm was the smallest you can go. .48 is blooming close tho

Nominal, I wouldn't have problem with that. Most tumbled mosaics are .48x.48 anyway.

 

[martin1c]

Thanks guys. Going with the impey solution although it's now changed to the aquadec easy fit. I know 48mm tiles are pretty close but would rather not leave myself open to a potential problem in the future. At least I get to try the impey waterguard tanking which is expensive but supposed to be a lot quicker.

 

[Ian]

Thanks guys. Going with the impey solution although it's now changed to the aquadec easy fit. I know 48mm tiles are pretty close but would rather not leave myself open to a potential problem in the future. At least I get to try the impey waterguard tanking which is expensive but supposed to be a lot quicker.

The water guard is a much better product than the old style membrane, much thinner and it's got a fleece top so you don't stick to it!

 

[thompsonbrown]

The water guard is a much better product than the old style membrane, much thinner and it's got a fleece top so you don't stick to it!

Never used the new water guard membrane. Whats it like for sticking down UFH?

 

[Ian]

Never used the new water guard membrane. Whats it like for sticking down UFH?

I haven't put a heat mat over it yet, I can't see there being any issues, just cover the cables with rapid SPF before SLC.