 |
|
| Browse | Ask | Answer | Search | Join/Login |
|
|
||||
|
It all depends on what type of shower and drain pipe you have. Can you post a picture? Some showers are mud pans made with mortart and those drains are set into the mortart and tile, break them out. Some showers have a PVC drain line and the drain is cemented to the pipe. Fiberglass shower pan may just have a rubber collar that slides over the pipe to create a seal. What do you have?
|
||||
| Question Tools | Search this Question |
Add your answer here.
Check out some similar questions!
:confused: how do I replace a shower drain?
I can see my tub is chipped a bit on one side of the tub drain and water enters the ceiling from there only while taking shower, need to replace the drain and fill new plumber's puty in but do I have to wait a certain period so that plumber's putty will stay on and not come off cause right now I...
I have a fiberglass shower stall over 30 years old and it appears that water is going between the black plastic shower drain and the floor of the stall then dripping down the outside of a 4 inch plastic drain pipe underneath the shower. The 4 inch pvc drain fits right up to the bottom of the...
I have a tile shower upstairs that has a drain that is cemented into the tile. On the floor below I have ripped out the ceiling and can see what looks like a shower drain that is corroded and it looks like someone may have applied putty to it. There is a very slow drip filling a margarine...
I need to know how I would go about taking a toilet drain and turning it into a drain for a washing machine.
View more questions Search
|
