In the hospital, the Medical Social Worker has a critical role in the area of discharge planning. It is the Medical Social Workerâs responsibility to ensure that the services the patient requires are in place in order to facilitate a timely discharge and ensure that the patientâs needs will be cared for at home.
I'm assuming you have a fiberglass tub/shower unit. The squishy feeling you describe is the tub bottom flexing. Before setting a fiberglass tub, a good plumber will take the time to place mortar or plaster of paris underneath the tub to give the bottom some support. have been with him for 5 years and have never put anything under the tub and never had 1 complaint. Lasco and sterling both say you dont need anything under them. I dont know about National, kohler, or Aker.
Some kind of wooden frame will be partly embedded into the fiberglass to help support it. If there are skids that should touch the subfloor but do not you can use shims to support them. I had a shower enclosure that was not well supported underneath.or completeness: Both the floor and the tub are level. The tub has a honeycomb structure underneath that is supposed to be supported by quickset. There is a little foot at each of the 4 corners which lift the honeycomb about 1.5in off of the floor. So, to me, this looks like an installation problem.