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I purchased one of those kerdi shower kits that comes with a two-piece pre-sloped shower tray. It measures 60&#; x 32&#;. I&#;ve framed the walls for the shower and put down some additional underlayment. After gluing and screwing the ply, the floor in the stall ended up with a 3/4&#; pitch from one end to the other. I have to remedy this since the shower tray is factory formed with its own pitch for drainage.
This is my first tiling project, so I could really use some guidance. My underlayment is currently 1&#; thick. Should I add another layer of underlayment and shim it level prior to installing the shower tray? Will some SLC be sufficient to address this problem? If so, can someone recommend a reliable brand of SLC?
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