Cindy87d
Oct 21, 2010, 08:44 AM
The plumber who originally installed the shower stated that no pan was need due to the 'sureflow' drain that was used.
The shower leaks into the bedroom - have cut a patch of drywall out and saw the water leaking. Will replacing the caulk stop the leak or does the entire shower need to be replaced? Also - if the shower does need to be replaced - better to go with ceramic tile (suce as a dalite product) or some oither material.
The shower leaks into the bedroom - have cut a patch of drywall out and saw the water leaking. Will replacing the caulk stop the leak or does the entire shower need to be replaced? Also - if the shower does need to be replaced - better to go with ceramic tile (suce as a dalite product) or some oither material.