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Hello, I bought a shower kit. It comes with the base, walls, and door. I would like to install this shower in my basement utility/laundry room. The drainage down there is a four inch hole in the floor. There is a utility sink over it, with a drain pipe that just drops water into this drain. Next to the utility sink is the washer/dryer.
Planning to build a curbless shower in the basement. the shower area is rectangle space at the back of bathroom, I will tile it toward the shower area with a slope. if I use Schluter shower system or pan liner, I will have to cut the concrete slab for about 1 1/2 inches or maybe deeper if using shower pan liner.
The pipe size on the floor drain will be too small to drain the shower, and you'll probably never get it to vent/drain correctly either. Don't be intimidated by busting out a little concrete. This isn't difficult, and is definately something that a DIYer can tackle. Just rent a tool to cut or break the concrete and you're good to go.
I'm in the process of putting a 33"x33" shower stall in the basement. Currently I have framed the walls and covered them with green board, and I have been looking more and more at this Kerdi system. My plan is to make a mud bed right on top of the existing concrete, and cover everything with the Kerdi fabric, and slope it all to drain properly.
44309 posts · Joined 2017. #12 · Jun 23, 2017. A drain IS a drain. The final positioning and gluing of the pipes and traps will set the location. You can always overlay a piece of OSB with a correctly positioned 2 1/2" hole to go over the pipe and offer support for the packed pan, assuming that is what he is doing.
Another shower pan & drain question in Florida Hello All: I'm doing a shower project for my sister for christmas, was looking for input. I'm doing much the same project as the above thread. This is a tub my sister wants to convert into a shower with a tile showerpan.
It has a cement shower pan, right on the cement floor of the basement. It is 27" x 27". I checked the local building code and they said minimum size needs to be 30" x 30". No problem, as the surrounding rooms are not finished and I have no problem relocating a wall or two to accommodate a larger shower. The shower drain is not in the middle of ...
Help! Planning a basement remodeling project. My basement is already roughed in, but right above the shower is duct work about 7ft 1inch above the floor Should I 1) install the shower with a 6foot10 inch height or 2) jackhammer the floor and relocate to a higher ceiling height of about 7 ft 10 inches. The floor to ceiling is 8ft in other areas
This is a basement drain with a shower head and faucet installed when house built. No tile on walls or floor. Original drain is cast iron and sits 3-4" below the surrounding floor. The new 2" PVC drain will be stubbed out of old drain with PVC section and rubber gasket to bring the new drain plate up at correct height for tiling.
I am having an issue with the my basement shower (small - approximate 2.5' X 2.5' shower - lowest drain in the house) filling with water from my upstairs sink. The plumbing from my sink / dishwater goes down through the drain in the basement shower. My bathrooms' plumbing upstairs take a different path so there is no sewage going through this ...