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I’m in the middle of a bathroom renovation and am installing a 1 1/4 inch granite seat in the shower. It is 36 inches long and 14 inches deep it sits in 1/2 inch tiles on it’s sides and 2 inches of support in the back. The owner is worried that there won’t be enough support. Does nayone have an opinion?
Thanks
Anthony
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I'm in the middle of a bathroom renovation and am installing a 1 1/4 inch granite seat in the shower. It is 36 inches long and 14 inches deep it sits in 1/2 inch tiles on it's sides and 2 inches of support in the back. The owner is worried that there won't be enough support. Does nayone have an opinion?
Thanks
Anthony