When we fill our bath and get in, it drops by at least half a CM. The silicone has consequently been damaged, and while it needs replacing, I am concerned it is just going to keep happening and where it keeps coming away I worry water from the shower will get behind the bath causing damp. Rather extreme, but attach a beam to the side of the tub (requiring drilling and bolts) and then attach that to a wall stud with screws or another fastener. This will also reduce movement.

Less extreme, but untested: Get a self-leveling floor compound, used for leveling uneven floors and somehow pour it through your existing gap to settle below the tub. Hopefully this would strengthen and stabilize the tub's support. These are usually either similar to cement or epoxy. We have only been in the house for just over 2 months and the bath was already installed when we moved in. I had a plumber look at it when getting other works done. Is the cheap bath / flexing a probable cause or would there be any other likely causes for this to drop? It only seems to do it in certain places and not all the way around (yet).

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