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Custom Shower Floor
We have decided that we are going to live in our current house for the duration, so 'My Big Plan' is to Seniorize the house. I've just completed all the lighting upgrades and I'm now moving on to the one of the big ones. I will be tossing the shower/tub surround unit and building from scratch a fully enclosed, floor to ceiling shower only, with a low or no stepover, in the same space using the existing plumbing layout. There is one hitch (so far). Those stock size, overpriced box store fiberglass floor pans won't work for me. I need a custom dimension floor. So far its been suggested that I use a cement board underlay then trowel out some kind of mix on top to get the slope to the drain, then tile. Someone tried to describe a method where a waterproof membrane is put down first... I didn't really catch what he meant. The framing under the surround was properly built up to support the current unit, so weight shouldn't be an issue I'd appreciate hearing your ideas Lenny |
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