Hello all, I have a shower/tub that's been squeaking since we bought the house, it's highly irritating and I'm sure not good for the fiberglass tub - probably eventually something will crack.
From what I can see from below (just removed ceiling from 1st floor) is a 1 foot hole for the plumbing and it appears the tub is largely unsupported underneath - from the view I have, I can *see* nothing supporting it.
I watched the video a couple weeks ago where this gentleman installed a tub with expanding foam as a support method:
https://youtu.be/JSd8wqqAQnw?t=5m30s
I'm wondering folks if I could so something similar from underneath? The majority of the squeaking is from the low end of the tub, where I have some limited access. Removing the tub is not an option.
TIA,
-Jason
From what I can see from below (just removed ceiling from 1st floor) is a 1 foot hole for the plumbing and it appears the tub is largely unsupported underneath - from the view I have, I can *see* nothing supporting it.
I watched the video a couple weeks ago where this gentleman installed a tub with expanding foam as a support method:
https://youtu.be/JSd8wqqAQnw?t=5m30s
I'm wondering folks if I could so something similar from underneath? The majority of the squeaking is from the low end of the tub, where I have some limited access. Removing the tub is not an option.
TIA,
-Jason