Not your question?
Ask your question
View similar questions
Add your answer here.Check out some similar questions!
Installing new shower in basement, no drain
[ 4 Answers ]
We are going to put a corner shower stall in our basement bathroom which currently only has a sink and a toilet. There is no drain where we want to put the shower. Do we have to break up the concrete and put a drain in the floor and then run pipes over to the toilet or sink drain, or is there any...
Installing a shower in a basement
[ 1 Answers ]
I have done some research and at one time even bought one of the shower kits that are ready to be installed. The problem I have is that drain pipe does not come in to the center of the drain pan and so I can't use it. So I returned it. I have decided to do a custom base. I have done some...
Installing drain for shower in basement
[ 1 Answers ]
My questions has three parts. The purpose of this is that I want to install a shower in the basement. Background: I recently bought a 90 year old home. The basement has recently been redone (new concrete floor and completely dry--thank god). It already has a toilet installed, resting directly on...
Installing shower in unfinished basement
[ 1 Answers ]
I'm beginning a project to add a basement bathroom in our house. The house is only two years old and the basement is unfinished with concrete slab. The builder roughed in a drain for the toilet, sink and also the shower. My question is about the shower drain. Currently it is a 2" pvc pipe...
Installing a basement shower(?)
[ 2 Answers ]
We bought a home that already had a sewage pump installed in the basement with three drains already installed in the concrete floor that leads to this pump's tank. One was for a toilet (which is covered), another is for a sink (which at present is in use) and the third is a drain pipe (rubber... View more questions Search
|