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  • Oct 8, 2007, 11:28 AM
    mrmariamr
    Cancrete shawer base
    Can you please let me know where I can find step by step instructions how to make a conctete shower base and how to propertly conect to drainage system.
    Its my first big project and I need your help. I already have done research online but wothout any luck.
    Thanks
  • Oct 8, 2007, 11:44 AM
    speedball1
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by mrmariamr
    Can you please let me know where I can find step by step instructions how to make a conctete shower base and how to propertly conect to drainage system.
    Its my first big project and I need your help. I already have done research online but wothout any luck.
    Thanks

    Before we can answer we need more details. Where will the shower be located? Upstairs? Basement? Outside area? If a basement or outside area I would suggest using floor drain instead of a regular shower drain. A regular shower drain will need a vent run from it wile a floor drain will not need its own vent. If a upstairs installation you will need to build a pan for the shower using a flange type shower drain,(see image) and connect to a lavatory drain line where it will be wet vented. Let us hear from you. Tom
  • Oct 8, 2007, 01:10 PM
    mrmariamr
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by speedball1
    Before we can answer we need more details. Where will the shower be located? Upstairs? Basement? Outside area? If a basement or outside area I would suggest using floor drain instead of a regular shower drain. A regular shower drain will need a vent run from it wile a floor drain will not need its own vent. If a upstairs installation you will need to build a pan for the shower using a flange type shower drain,(see image) and connect to a lavatory drain line where it will be wet vented. Let us hear from you. Tom


    This shower is located on second floor and currently there is a shower with plastic shower base. I would like to make this shower much bigger. I can't find a corner shower base the size I would like to have. I will be using current shower drain line.
    Before I will start mixing cement I need step by steps instructions with drawings.
    Thanks

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