Hello,
There is currently a classic corner bathtub in the bathroom, tiled on two sides and positioned against two walls. There is no screed underneath the bathtub.
Since the tub is made of acrylic, I would like to replace it with a steel enamel bathtub. There are now bathtubs on the market that are already panelled on two sides:
The problem is that these bathtubs are meant to be installed on screed or tiles. How should I fill the gap under the bathtub so that it can be tiled afterwards?
There is currently a classic corner bathtub in the bathroom, tiled on two sides and positioned against two walls. There is no screed underneath the bathtub.
Since the tub is made of acrylic, I would like to replace it with a steel enamel bathtub. There are now bathtubs on the market that are already panelled on two sides:
The problem is that these bathtubs are meant to be installed on screed or tiles. How should I fill the gap under the bathtub so that it can be tiled afterwards?
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