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shoopdj
Jan 19, 2006, 11:17 PM
I want to rip out my fiberglass shower/tub assembly (1970 vintage) and install a new tub with tiled shower walls above, glass doors, and all new fixtures. Is there a good plan available somewhere as to how to do this? I'm particularly curious as to what base is required to attach the tiles. Any special waterproofed material required over the dry wall?

speedball1
Feb 8, 2006, 01:51 PM
The reason your post was overlooked is because it's posted in the wrong category. Please post plumbing questions on the plumbing page.
Thank you, Tom

speedball1
Feb 15, 2006, 01:06 PM
shoopdj]I want to rip out my fiberglass shower/tub assembly (1970 vintage) and install a new tub with tiled shower walls above, glass doors, and all new fixtures. Is there a good plan available somewhere as to how to do this? I'm particularly curious as to what base is required to attach the tiles. Any special waterproofed material required over the dry wall? The reason your post was overlooked is because it's posted in the wrong category. Please post plumbing questions on the plumbing page.
Thank you, Tom Comments on this post; shoopdj: I didn't ask a question about plumbing

And who do you think removes and reinstalls bathtubs. The lawn guy?? Cheers, Tom

shoopdj
Feb 15, 2006, 04:46 PM
And who do you think removes and reinstalls bathtubs. The lawn guy??? Cheers, Tom


Nope. Just me.;)

Jshafran
Aug 12, 2008, 05:22 PM
Nope. Just me.;)

Thans for your answer. Sounds like a lot of work!

massplumber2008
Aug 12, 2008, 05:47 PM
Hi Jshafran...

You just posted to a thread from Feb. 2006... ;)

Too bad that Shoopdj was a smarta**...Speedball1 could have helped him save time and money!

Good night...

MARK

shoopdj
Aug 13, 2008, 02:03 AM
Hi Jshafran...

You just posted to a thread from Feb., 2006...;)

Too bad that Shoopdj was a smarta**...Speedball1 could have helped him save time and money!!

Good night...

MARK


Hey, who's got the time or money to chase you anal union plumbers around for advice? BTW, I'm long done with my project no thanks to the "help desk". If I waited on you low-riders for help I'd still trying to find the correct thread.:rolleyes:

massplumber2008
Aug 13, 2008, 03:21 AM
Hi shoop...

No thanks to the help desk...huh? Then what's this?

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/plumbing/replacing-fiberglass-shower-tub-custom-built-20164.html

BUSTED!! ;)

We really are glad to help...anytime!!

Have a good day!

Mark