I'm remodeling an unusually sized, tiled shower that leaked into an
adjoining room - it's a single-floor home on a concrete slab - at shoulder
height, the current shower dimensions are approximately 44 1/2 by 60 - I've
got the lower half of the tile and wallboard off down to the studs, and I've
removed the mortar that formed the shower pan, down to the slab - I'd like
to go with a two-part replacement shower insert, but Lasco doesn't seem to
have the correct size. To complicate matters, the existing shower has a 8"
wide, 3' high tiled bench built against the 60" wall - I plan on removing
the bench, and I imagine that the drain will have to be moved back,
centered, to compensate for the bench being removed - any suggestions where
to go for an appropriately sized insert, or any alternatives? Alternatives
besides retiling the shower . . . Thanks!

a cultured marble manufacturer/retailer should be able to make custom walls
and a custom pan so you won't have to move the drain...i was quoted about
$1500 when I inquired - did not include the glass door.
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I'm remodeling an unusually sized, tiled shower that leaked into an
adjoining room - it's a single-floor home on a concrete slab - at shoulder
height, the current shower dimensions are approximately 44 1/2 by 60 -
I've
got the lower half of the tile and wallboard off down to the studs, and
I've
removed the mortar that formed the shower pan, down to the slab - I'd like
to go with a two-part replacement shower insert, but Lasco doesn't seem to
have the correct size. To complicate matters, the existing shower has a
8"
wide, 3' high tiled bench built against the 60" wall - I plan on removing
the bench, and I imagine that the drain will have to be moved back,
centered, to compensate for the bench being removed - any suggestions
where
to go for an appropriately sized insert, or any alternatives?
Alternatives
besides retiling the shower . . . Thanks!