Bought a 72x72 tray but my shower will be 83x83. What is used to fill in the perimeter ? Thanks in advance.
838646
Fill the perimeter with mortar bed. Just be sure the get a slope from the perimeter to the kerdi tray
838647
I believe portland cement and sand dry pack mix. There is a youtube video also.
838648
That bad, because the shape is preformed. The only way I see it's maybe to buy a little 48x48 and cut to fill the perimeter. it's high density foam so I'm sure you need to use the same material if you want to avoid problems. ope can help.....
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I understand what you are getting at as I too had the same question. I ended up using both the pre-pitch and the quick pitch after mocking up both layers prior to installing and I convinced myself that it would provide a comfortable slope to drain. It's an excellent product; well worth the money as I couldn't be happier with the final result. My shower is 3' x 7' and the slope turned out perfect - very comfortable with quick, uniform drainage throughout the entire area. I hope you have the same experience.
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That's what we did. Just a pair of scissors. Shower curtains are cheap anyway. If you have a nice one get a cheap one and just cut it at the slides. I even took the curtain and sewed the edges so it would be smoother works fine. Pop is gone now but I still keep it in the tub, I may need it I ain't getting any younger myself. When you get used to it it really is not in the way. Hope that helps you decide.
718071
We are using the original shower curtain as an outer and purchased a regular liner and cut to fit the width needed. Works great.
280637
I would recommend something bigger unless you have a stall shower. This covers less than half of a full size shower. Something with more texture on the top would be better for your situation.
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It is for a bathroom shower. I did not need the metal I just needed something that size for the whole I would have. As it turns out it was the same thing I had my plastic tray was broken so I only needed that.
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What shower are you installing? I was in the same situation as you a year ago. What I did was go into delta's website, find the set I wanted and look at the parts list. That told me which one to choose. Good luck!
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from what i can see from the pantair is some what different from the hayward grid's. the hayward uses 7 full grids and 1 half grid. check the size on the photo that was on the link and if the 2 sizes match it looks to be about the same lay out. and make shur the square foot is the same
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You have to install 2x4 wall and a 4" step for the entry area to set the parameter of the shoswer base, if you have the room, i like to set a 3x5 area for the base. apply thinset or level concrete to level the concrete inside the base area. You must have a shower drain to be install inside the shower area. Then apply a rubber membrane inside the shower area, and at least 4" higher than the floor, apply thinset again to pitch the entire shower area toward the shower drain. Once the thinset is dry, you can apply apply tile to the floor and the wall.
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My bathroom was about that size and I used pretty much the complete tub for two full coats, one of which was on the thick side, with 3-4 coats on all joints. It was a pretty perfect amount but I was not coating a shower floor or anything like that, just putting a boundary layer between a tile floor heat mat and the tile in the bathroom. If I had to guess though, it looked 100% waterproof when I was done. I figured it was cheap insurance on not getting zapped by the floor heating system when getting out of the shower. Probably overkill but that's how I roll.
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One way is to use anchor bolts drilled right into your poolsidewalk)...if you don't want to drill into your pools sidewalk area, buy or make a 24X24X4 inch thick concrete pier and attach the shower to that with thw anchorbolts...you may want to built a platform 4" high to stand on, so your platform is level with the pierblock (ie 4' above sidealk level)
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I use this to cover a standard 1 3/4 inch tub/shower drain. The Protector does not sit down in or screw onto the drain, it sits above it, so it will not be flush if that is what you are looking for. I suppose if it will be used to cover a large drain in a tiled floor than you could cut a recess to allow it to sit flush.
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The shower in the travel trailer in question is in the corner. My experience with the product is for replacing a straight shower rod with the Stromberg Carlson EXT-3542. Great product but not sure it will work in the application suggested.
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I wish I had an answer for you. A bigger tray may help???Take Care and good luck
1998305
you can also fold a 72" shower curtain in half so the holes for rings will align. Mine is a 32" shower stall and this method works.
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I converted from a straight rod to this curved rod and used our old curtain and liner. The width of the curtain was fine and I believe the length(height) would have been fine also for our tub use. I did however install stainless steel roller curtain hooks which are slightly longer than standard round hooks. If you are installing on a tub I think no problem. Shower stalls may require something different.
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You simply use the silicone supplied with the product to secure it to your shower wall. Ensure you clean the surface first before using the silicone to secure the foot rest.