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Thought I would report back on this story. The contractor who did the work argued that I was just being picky and that I could take him to court if I wasn't happy. Ended up getting three other contractors to take a look at the work. They were not impressed and confirmed, as HJ pointed out...

Folks, I really appreciate all the careful feedback and advice. It looks like it has to be redone from scratch. I'll add that the walls were built by the contractor. The left-hand one was taken down to the studs and redone. New studs, etc. were used to create the tiled shelf at the top of...

Thanks very much for all the feedback. As part of the fix, would it be better to just go with the prefab shower tray? I realize that this won't take care of installing the glass doors with imperfect walls, but would the prefab tray be better than trying to fix the tiled shower tray? The...

Unclear why the contractor didn't fix the walls. The walls are already tiled (by the contractor). This was a redo of the first attempt at the shower tray. And yes a glass-walled shower enclosure is going up--it's the one in the link in the first post in this thread. If the walls aren't...

Thanks very much for the feedback. Here is some more information. This bathroom is on the second floor. The bathroom space was originally part of the bedroom. The original add-on bathroom (built in the early 90s) had a prefab shower tray over the original wood flooring from what I remember...

Folks, We are having our bathroom remodeled and have run into problems. In one bathroom, the contractor recommended a tiled shower tray for a neo-angle shower door, specifically...

Terry, Thanks for the quick reply and for the pics. I posted from India (am visiting family here) but home and the bathroom in question is in Washington, DC. The bathroom is on the second floor and was carved out of a BR in the 1990s, from what I can tell. There was wood flooring under...

We are having our bathroom redone and had our old vanity replaced; it extended all the way down to the floor. The new vanity is on legs, and a peak under revealed, to my chagrin, what you see in the attached picture. Not a pretty sight. Could the pipes for the new vanity be routed through the...