Travis Jordan wrote:
Linux Lover wrote:
Greetings,
I desperately need to replace the (at least 10 years) old shower
base in my basement (see photo with measurements at:
http://linuxlover.50megs.com/photo2.html)

Due to serious and very strict space constraints, it *must* be a
neo-angle 36"x36" model. So far, this requirement is not posing a
problem since there are many manufacturers who have those in their
product line.

However, the *drain location* proved to be a HUGE problem: After
spending a lot of time in local hardware stores (including Home
Depot and ACE Hardware), I discovered to my horror that they are
not able to sell me such a 36" unit with a drain location identical
to the one I have (8" from each side). :-(

I then started searching and researching the Internet. I found
quite a few manufacturers that produce 36" neo-angle units, but it
seems that the common drain location nowadays is about 12", not 8".
:-(

A list of the manufacturers/brands I found so far is listed at the
bottom of this page: http://linuxlover.50megs.com/photo2.html

I am having hard time to believe (wishful thinking?) that I am stuck
in this project, unable to find a replacement unit. After all,
whoever installed this did not order a custom-made shower base.
This shower base seems to have been standard 10-15 years ago.

While visiting those stores, I was given suggestions such as
power-hammering the concrete floor to change the location of the
drain or installing a "standard" 36" shower base on a raised
platform (thus allowing to fit an elbowed pipe to the existing
drain location) - but these solutions are highly undesirable.

Is there anyone out there who have seen such a "weird" unit? Know
where I can purchase one? Know someone who can help find one?

If so, I would forever be grateful for eternity.

Thank you very much!
Lynn

P.S. I am actually looking for an entire shower kit (plastic walls,
glass sides and door, etc.) but I believe this is not a big issue.

Sounds like an American Standard 3838.NEOTS
http://www.faucet.com/cgi-bin/product.pl?mid=457

You are welcome....see you in eternity.

Should have mentioned...look at the AmStd "Town Square" NEO series for
matching walls and doors.
http://www.fixturesdirect.com/displa... can+Standard