Schluter would be a better one for that They make the shower board and a matting for for electric ufh

I built one for my parents over a decade ago, and it has never leaked and works perfectly to this day. It's all about doing the job carefully and properly. As is almost always the case, it's the workmanship that counts.

The whole point is it's level entry, and if you jack up the floor it will be at a different level to the rest of the house. I installed one of these types of wetroom floors for my parents as they were very elderly and the (almost) level entry from their bedroom was a boon. These arrangements are also used by wheelchair users too and getting the floor as low as possible. They are also very easy to keep clean compared to a traditional shower. The trap works fine. It is, however, a very tight fit and needs a lot of pulling power to clip into place. The removable internal components that provide the actual water trap. The result (if tanked and sealed properly) is, if not bullet-proof, absolutely solid and entirely water proof in my experience. But it requires immense care to install and once that floor is tiled the only way anybody will ever get to that plumbing is by taking down the ceiling below. It's 95% building work, 5% plumbing.

Jeff Legg A plumber for 20 + years and you never seen that type of shower, don’t take this the wrong way but what sort of a plumber are you ?

Are you a plumber in Mario World?

Don't you mean north America is 20 years behind the rest of the world?

so, put your own video up, or tell us xactly what is wrong wih it

Mirko Peric justify your position with facts versus accusations. What sources or justification do you have to lend an iota of credibility to your statement?

I installed one of these almost a decade ago, and it has been perfect. It's never leaked, and as I built it for my elderly parents it's a boon to just be able to walk in from the bedroom almost level entry throughout. It's very easy to clean and looks as good as the day it was installed. What it does require is meticulous workmanship and no cut corners, but the result is bullet proof.

Zach Miller right on wtf?

The grey part of it is the trap

Mephisto Man

I've installed one. There is a shallow slope which you certainly feel when you walk on it. It is necessarily relatively shallow, but drops by perhaps 1cm between the edge and the centre. Plenty to do the job, and a right pain when you come to use normal size tiles as it requires careful "envelope" cuts and looks dreadful if you don't get the symmetry right.

Ed Va thankyou

lol

does it bollocks

Howard Gilmour, it's our Yorkshire dialect, Sean Bean is south Yorkshire and I think the company here is West Yorkshire. it's sound like him doesn't it 😊

yensabi Can you do better? why write insult, I have learnt from this video. Be grateful for the knowledge you get, than to say what you stated. Post your masterpiece and others would say how good you can really be.

+yensabi If it's lacking then for sure it would be much more productive to let us know how, start a discussion and guide us towards best practice.

should be fine as long as you avoid having a poo in the shower :D

water trap prevents smells coming from the other pipes.Most of the drain pipes are all connected to the main big drain pipe which is the one for the toilet.So poo smells comming back to the shower if you dont have water trap.Regadless the above even if is not connected to the toilet,the dirty water from the shower plus 1,2 years will create a smell and shampoo grease inside the pipe.So you dont want to smell that....And finally...you dont poo in the kitchen sink,then why you have water trap?

Well, the pooing in the shower was meant to be a joke....thanks for the info none the less

OMG this SO relates to putting in a new bathroom!

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