I live in an old house with a 30x30 inch shower pan and tile walls. I need to replace the shower pan but can't seem to fine anything smaller than a 32x32. I've checked the major stores and searched online. Moving a wall is not an option since a toilet is immediately on the other side.
What are some possible options? The shower is upstairs, if that makes a difference. I worry about putting tile in its place because of floor instabilities and such. It'd be nice to find a replacement somewhere.
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I do not know what part of the planet you are located BUT in civilized states any 5th year apprentice can make a 30 x 30 shower pan as min by code is 900 Sq in.
It does not take a rocket scientist to buy a piece of sheet lead 4 PSF fold the corners so you have a 4" flashing and folded over the threshold.
Then install a NO HUB JR Smith shower drain with adjustable strainer
It does not take a rocket scientist to buy a piece of sheet lead 4 PSF fold the corners so you have a 4" flashing and folded over the threshold.
Then install a NO HUB JR Smith shower drain with adjustable strainer
Thanks for the info. You have to understand, I've never even had a reason to look into any of this before, so I don't know much about sheet lead and such.
These are the kind of options I need to hear about before deciding what to do and filling in the details.
As it is, I'm beginning to think that I'll have to redo some of the sub-flooring and reinforce around the space. What concerns are there in regard to the sub-floor when using sheet lead?
These are the kind of options I need to hear about before deciding what to do and filling in the details.
As it is, I'm beginning to think that I'll have to redo some of the sub-flooring and reinforce around the space. What concerns are there in regard to the sub-floor when using sheet lead?
