I have hired a contractor to remodel my bathroom. My bathroom was from 70's and had a fiberglass tub with no support below in the base. It developed cracks and I decided to redo the entire bathroom since.
Well, the Lyons fiberglass whirlpool tub base was installed by the contractor and has tiled walls. I used it (i weigh 150 lbs) for the first time yesterday, and felt the tub floor flex like it did with my previous tub. I checked the access panel and there was no mortor and construction adhesive used like the installation guide (I found it on the garage floor with other scraps).
What can I do and use to correct this? At the drain end, it appears to be 1/8: of gap from bottom of tub to subfloor and at the opposite end, it is an 1". The tub does have multiple "feet" on the bottom. Any suggestions would be appreciated greatly.
Thanks.
Well, the Lyons fiberglass whirlpool tub base was installed by the contractor and has tiled walls. I used it (i weigh 150 lbs) for the first time yesterday, and felt the tub floor flex like it did with my previous tub. I checked the access panel and there was no mortor and construction adhesive used like the installation guide (I found it on the garage floor with other scraps).
What can I do and use to correct this? At the drain end, it appears to be 1/8: of gap from bottom of tub to subfloor and at the opposite end, it is an 1". The tub does have multiple "feet" on the bottom. Any suggestions would be appreciated greatly.
Thanks.