Q. Do the patterns on shower trays make them anti-slip?
A. No, unless the manufacturer states this.

Q. How long are most shower trays guaranteed for?
A. Depends on brand and material and varies from manufacturer to manufacturer.

Q. Should I buy a tray and shower enclosure at the same time?
A. It is advisable to buy them together to ensure that they are compatible and of the same size.

Q. Do shower trays move?
A. Not if installed correctly. It is important that the tray is installed to the manufacturers instructions and the feet are securely screwed to the floor.

Types	Benefits
Low height shower tray.	Traditional flat surface tray, of low height for ease of access.
Conventional tray.	Designed for fitting in any position, usually with hand and end panels.
Riser tray.	Variation on a conventional tray as adjustable legs are added to allow height adjustment and provide easy access to waste and trap.
Tiling upstand tray.	A thin lip is added to the tray which allows for tiling to be placed over the lip giving a leak free solution.
Top access waste.	Allows cleaning of the shower waste and trap without having to access the plumbing from underneath the shower tray.

Cleaning: Clean your shower tray using only a soft cloth and warm soapy water. Rinse and wipe dry with another clean soft cloth. DO NOT use abrasive compounds, pads, cloths or creams as these will damage the surfaces.

Square	Rectangle	Stone Resin The surface is a polyester gel coat, backed with a cast structure filled with polyester resin and stone to give strength and durability.
		Acrylic Capped Stone Resin An acrylic ‘cap’ layer is the front face, backed with a cast structure, filled with polyester resin and stone to give strength and durability.
Pentangle	Offset Pentangle	Acrylic Acrylic shower trays are moulded from acrylic sheet and re-inforced for strength and rigidity. Generally re-inforcement is provided by sprayed glass reinforced plastics (GRP).
		Ceramic Made from glazed fire clay, for a traditional look and feel.
Quadrant	Offset Quadrant	Types Low Height Traditional tray.
		Upstand tray As low height tray but thin lip added around the top of the tray for fixing behind tiles for improved water sealing.
		Riser tray A set of adjustable legs added to the shower base for height adjustment and levelling on uneven floors. Available with or without upstands.