Dlp Limited

Mark Ian Luxton

Robert William Stimpson

James Edward Self

Yanchun Wang

Ian Felmeri

A non-flexible floor covering adaptor is provided for use with a shower tray () having a peripheral trough () and means for engaging flexible floor covering material in the trough (). The adaptor () comprises a first profiled portion () locatable in the trough () of the shower tray (); a second profiled portion () which matches or substantially matches a peripheral edge of the shower tray (), and a floor flange () for engagement with non-flexible floor covering material, such as tiles or boards.

Adaptor for a non-flexible floor covering

A shower tray () comprising a trimmable edge () for trimming a dimension of the tray to fit a given area, a waste water gully () which extends from the trimmable edge () and which includes a gully fall () in a direction away from the trimmable edge (), and a waste water surface () which extends with the gully () from the trimmable edge (). The waste water surface () has a waste water surface fall () which is parallel or substantially parallel to the trimmable edge () and which leads into the gully (). As a result of the waste water surface fall () and the gully fall (), a two stage water runoff arrangement is provided.

Shower tray

A shower tray access ramp comprises a ramp part and a transition part selectively attachable to the ramp part. The ramp part has a first edge for connection to a shower tray, a second edge which is opposite the first edge and which is engagable with the transition part, and a ramp portion intermediate the first and second edges. The second edge includes a flange which is spaced from an upper ramp surface of the ramp portion and which is fastenable to a ramp supporting surface. The transition part has a first transition edge which is seatable on the flange of the ramp part, a second transition edge which is opposite the first transition edge and which tapers to or substantially to a point to provide a transition from the ramp supporting surface onto the access ramp, and a transition ramp portion intermediate the first and second transition edges.

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Onchan, United Kingdom

Mark Ian Luxton