Bathroom tray repair

[Robert2891]

I'm looking for advice on the best way of repairing my bathroom tray. The shower and sink area is all one moulded piece with the cassette toiled integrated. The only thing stopping the bottom dropping out is the wooden supports underneath. Thanks.

 

[rb62]

There is a very good company in the UK that a lot of people have used and I see they are spreading in to Europe and have made it as far as Poitiers!

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[cyberyacht]

Looking at the cracks, it looks like the support underneath is inadequate, so whilst I would also suggest Speedcote, a proper repair will entail beefing up the underlying structure. An alternative to ripping it out might be to use and expandable foam injected through a small drilled hole or two.

 

[Landy Andy]

Speedcoat will do a repair, reinforce the structure, then provide a finish coat to it, and give you a guarantee for the job.

 

[Robert2891]

Im in the South of Spain, so Speedcoat might not be an option. Any idea what something like this would cost?

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[Landy Andy]

Speedcoat would be about £400 ish from memory

 

[Robert2891]

Thanks, I've contacted them. I was hoping to do a repair before I go away in 2 weeks, but probably best to leave it to the professionals