Shower tray installation

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I'm looking for a shower tray solution for a tiled shower enclosure that is 810mm wide (as measured between tiles). Flooring is solid concrete. The standard 800x800 size requires a filling panel which

has proved difficult to effectively seal and the next standard size is 900x900 which is too big!

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Would this work?

https://www.tilefixdirect.com/BespokeShowerTrays
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Shower tray installation

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