wedi Fundo Shower Trays With Waste.

wedi Fundo shower trays with waste – renovate your bathroom in one week

Avoid steps in the shower area by choosing a wedi Fundo shower tray with waste. By recessing the tray into the floor, you create a safe, comfortable and modern walk-in shower.

Combined with wedi building boards across the rest of the floor, a fully waterproof bathroom can be completed within one week.

Shower trays with waste for timber floors

Bathrooms with timber intermediate floors require lightweight construction methods. wedi is a specialist in dry construction bathroom renovation, offering solutions that combine design with technical performance.

The wedi Fundo Ligno is specifically designed for timber floors. With a slim 20 mm edge thickness, it can be recessed into wood, providing a lightweight, fully waterproof solution with minimal build-up height.

Other popular wedi shower trays with waste include:

• ➕ Fundo Primo – rectangular tray with integrated slope, available in multiple sizes
• ➕ Fundo Borgo – quarter-round tray, ideal for curved shower enclosures

Central or offset waste positions

Depending on the tray type and existing pipework, the waste can be positioned centrally or offset, providing flexibility during renovation.

Thanks to the waterproof wedi system beneath the tray, the subfloor remains fully protected. All wedi systems come with a 10-year waterproof warranty.

Complete the system

For a fully waterproof installation, additional components are required, including a wedi sealing kit with wedi 610 adhesive and sealant, as well as the appropriate shower waste.

The waste system includes:

• ➕ Waste outlets: ultra-slim horizontal, horizontal or vertical
• ➕ Pipe diameters: 40, 50 or 70 mm
• ➕ Waste covers: round or square, available in various designs

Finishing options

wedi surfaces allow for a wide range of finishes. Choose tiles, plaster finishes or opt for a seamless look with wedi Fundo Top, the grout-free alternative to tiles.

Order wedi online today – delivered quickly in the Netherlands and Belgium.