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[pug]

HI. I HAVE WHAT APPEARS TO BE A 730 X730MM SHOWER TRAY OF WHICH I HAVE TO CHANGE THE CORNER ENTRY CUBICLE TRY AS I MIGHT I CANT SEEM TO FIND ONE OFF THE SHELF IS THIS A SPECIAL ORDER. THANKS PUG.

[bobplum]

could be
some times when builders developers etc are doing a one off everything is to that projects dimensions
try and find a tray manufacturer and contact direct and see what they can do

[marrtin]

As far as I am aware, shower trays come only in standard sizes.

People often make the mistake of thinking they have a odd size but don't realise the tray is partially hidden under tiles or set in the wall.

My guess is yours is a 760mm. If by some reason it isn't, a 760mm will probably fit. But I bet it it 760mm though.

[bobplum]

i agree with martin,take off the tiles and plaster and it probarly is 760

[pug]

if a shower tray is 760 square exactly how wide is the shower enclosure, it says to fit a 760 tray but that cannot be the size of the of the enclosure. Also what is the tolerance of the same . Thanks

[marrtin]

The 760mm Profile Plus screen for example is adjustable between 724mm and 770mm.

Many screen brochures will give these measurements in the product specs on the back pages.

If your tray is only tiled on two sides, I do admit it is unusual to see a tray buried by 30mm into a wall (normally, I would expect no more than half that). Measure the lip on the front edge, and given that all four sides will be the same, work out how much is hidden.

[marrtin]

The 760mm Profile Plus screen for example is adjustable between 724mm and 770mm. Most manufacturers brochures list these adjustments in their product specs pages.

Measure the front lip of the tray, and given that all four sides will be equal, work out how much of the tray is hidden. I must admit I wouldn't normally expect more than 15mm to be covered by tiles. If the tray is in a recess (ie, tiled on three sides), then it's not unusual to see more buried, and the 760mm door replaced with a 700mm model.