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Originally Posted by Irishguy
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I need step by step instructions on this, what materials to use that are waterproof etc.
Any recommended sites.


Schluter Kerdi is what you should use to waterproof it. Lifetime warranty

Edit: if installed properly



That's what I used at the cabin. Expensive for what you get and I waterproofed the hell out of it.


Worth every penny.

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Originally Posted by AC870


I need step by step instructions on this, what materials to use that are waterproof etc.
Any recommended sites.

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I need step by step instructions on this, what materials to use that are waterproof etc.
Any recommended sites.



https://www.johnbridge.com/vbulletin/

Everything you need to know about laying tile, waterproofing etc.


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That looks pretty good. I got a couple extra gallons of good whiskey, come do mine next

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Looks great

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When I drink hard liquor, it usually leads to some structural repairs, but I would stop short of calling it remodeling.


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Looks good

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Looks good.

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This is how your want your shower to look prior to installing tile. I use red guard. one thing you cant see in the pic is when you bolt down the the pvc membrane to the drain I silicone the bottom of the membrane to the drain then red guard the top of the drain around the perimeter. At this point the shower is fully functional. The tile is just a veneer.

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Looks good Matt!!


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Finished product looks great Matt!

Hopefully you did waterproof the backer and gave specific attention to the membrane detail at the curb and the curb/shower wall intersection.


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Originally Posted by !shiloh!
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This is how your want your shower to look prior to installing tile. I use red guard. one thing you cant see in the pic is when you bolt down the the pvc membrane to the drain I silicone the bottom of the membrane to the drain then red guard the top of the drain around the perimeter. At this point the shower is fully functional. The tile is just a veneer.


Yep. That almost looks exactly like our shower before we tiled it with slate on the walls and river rock on the floor.

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Dang, Matt, that looks good.

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I have a stone shower just like that, that has a leak in the shower pan. Fortunately it's on the second floor. It quit leaking after leaking for 5 years but I need to get it repaired. Who did your tile work Matt? I need to go ahead and get mine fixed.


not sure what the best way to handle them is but they shouldnt be on tv and gettn married and raisin kids

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Originally Posted by Dallas County
I have a stone shower just like that, that has a leak in the shower pan. Fortunately it's on the second floor. It quit leaking after leaking for 5 years but I need to get it repaired. Who did your tile work Matt? I need to go ahead and get mine fixed.

Real men do their own plumbing. 😆


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I have a stone shower just like that, that has a leak in the shower pan. Fortunately it's on the second floor. It quit leaking after leaking for 5 years but I need to get it repaired. Who did your tile work Matt? I need to go ahead and get mine fixed.

Real men are smart enough to pay someone to do their plumbing, effectively making it someone else's headache. 😆


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Originally Posted by Out back
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I have a stone shower just like that, that has a leak in the shower pan. Fortunately it's on the second floor. It quit leaking after leaking for 5 years but I need to get it repaired. Who did your tile work Matt? I need to go ahead and get mine fixed.

Real men do their own plumbing. 😆
Real men know the difference between plumbing and tile work smile


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Originally Posted by !shiloh!
[Linked Image]
This is how your want your shower to look prior to installing tile. I use red guard. one thing you cant see in the pic is when you bolt down the the pvc membrane to the drain I silicone the bottom of the membrane to the drain then red guard the top of the drain around the perimeter. At this point the shower is fully functional. The tile is just a veneer.



Looks like how I do them except before the red guard goes on I cover all seams and screw holes with fiberglass tape and a thin smear of thin set. Then redguard paying extra attention to all corners. And you are right that you need to take your time on the clamping drain to make sure you dont cut it too short.

Your shower looks great!


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