Tiling advice shower tray

[Sat]

Hi guys, I had a hairline crack in my shower tray and decided to brave it by removing it myself. I’ve taken the doors off, and the bottom row of tiles. A lot of the plasterboard came off which is worrying, most of it’s still attached to the original tiles. Can I put them back in place somehow or is this a get someone in job?

 

[Spare Tool]

Just done exact same job for someone, these were metros so took off the next row too and cut the plasterboard out, replace PB, tank and tile it..

 

[One Day]

I'd find it faster to rip the lot out and re-board and start again.

 

[Flintstone]

The brease block looks wet ?

 

[PaulSmith]

I would re-board, re tile.

 

[Julian 'Farmer' Bonsall]

Sat. Would this be an opportunity to have an update for your shower? What is the green material near the front left of the shower tray?

[Not a Tiler - DIY]

 

[Kieks]

I’d rip it out and start again. Your going to have a new tray, with old looking tiles.

Do you have any spare original tiles? If not you’re going to struggle to find a match. Even if you just do the bottom it’ll stand out like a sore thumb.

 

[GoneGuy]

If it was me I would pull all the tiles off and check make sure the moisture hasn’t travelled up the wall ( capillary action) then reboard,tank and tile.
With the new tiles you could make the shower cubicle a feature so it doesn’t look like your trying to match old tiles in rest of the bathroom