How to fit an Elements Infinity Wetroom Tray on a raised sub-element

[@rodgerq]

It really is a great system. My OCD wants the tiles in the drain cover to follow the lines of the shower try though lol 🙈

[@vikingofengland]

This is the exact solution I was looking for as I have a concrete floor with a raised shower tray to allow the waste to run down wards.

[@robertcalder4970]

Lovely job how do you fit the glass on to the tray what kind of sealant is best so you don’t get leaks or mould And what length can you get on the elements board. Regards Robert

[@darrenplatt3924]

Hi, I want to use this product on a concrete floor without the raised sub element. Are you able to do a video on how to prep a concrete floor for the wet room tray so it is a level access shower? Is it a. Case of channeling put for the waste pipes then chiselling out enough concrete to set the former in place?

[@bigblokeinuk8974]

Great job. We are looking at the same system. Can the width of the tray and sub element be reduced (100mm) without upsetting the fall?

[@petelayton3107]

Hi I have a plastic pentagon shower tray on legs ,plus iam a big bloke so I have problems with leaks because of movement,could system replace the plastic shower tray I have now,or have you got any other suggestions that could help solve my problem.

[@abfielding1903]

Are these wall tiles still available please?

[@elitefleet6402]

hi how would i raise the acylic tray on a concrete floor. as timber would not be good. I was told you can't have legs on acylic only stone

[@habibisakhi2450]

I can not find that trap in the internet as it seem to be buying the whole package which cost a lot really. I just need the trap really. Any help where to buy them please ? Thanks

[@chrismetcalfe4827]

How would you recommend boarding the side of the tray ready for tiling?

[@AbacusManufacturingGroup]

Do you mean the non-coated raised edge? If so, this doesn’t need any additional boarding; your tiles can be fixed to the non-coated edge using a flexible cement-based tile adhesive. Hope this helps!

[@chrismetcalfe4827]

@@AbacusManufacturingGroup yes, that's exactly what I meant. Thanks!

[@thomaskelly2572]

40 mm pipe is too small for the reducer, ha e you any suggestions

[@bigblokeinuk8974]

Anybody have any idea what the maxweight loading the tray and sub base can handle?

[@qentsy]

Fancy coming to chichester to do a job just like this?

[@josephcastillo1588]

What is the density of the sub elements?

[@AbacusManufacturingGroup]

Hi Joseph - the density of the sub element is 34.4kg/m3

[@smoll.miniatures]

Nothing wrong with a raised shower tray.

[@jacobgamer2441]

Please can I get job with u for free teach just ?

[@petsrfun9938]

like ur video but can you stick on your statement in one video u telling the bullshit story that you visit to a pipe manufacturer and they told u that there is no need to apply cleaner before solvent weld just use sandpaper ..nd here u are telling something else