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Good video! Thank you
Thanks for showing us the simple basics without making it seem more complicated than it actually is.
Is there any liquid fails that works?
I suspect my shower drain has no U trap below it becuase it constantly smells. It goes up through concrete slab like this. What can I do about it?
Nice information and video. What model and brand laser are you using.
Bosch
Ok I think I did this wrong 😭. My basement shower was stubbed in. I poured the mortar already and thought I was supposed to cut the drain pipe and fit the drain fitting after the mortar dried. What do I do now?!
Would this OATEY pan liner and glue be AQUARIUM SAFE ? can i make an aquarium seal out of these materials seen here ?
Pond liner is more flexible.
How do you make a curbless shower on a concrete slab
I don't. Curb is better :)
Excellent video, help me a lot thanks, 👍👍
Glad it helped
Last shower i did, i did not use any rubber liner. I built my curb (wood, cement board, then thinset and mesh to fill out, smooth and make uniform) and preslope. After which i coated the curb and pan with Red guard 3 times (same thing as aqua defense except Red) After that i put my final slope, coated everything in RG again and then tiled over that. Hopefully that made sense. This was all done over a concrete slab.
ur the best @simonproatl , quick question, what if i want to install a shower door on the curb would i still angle everything towards the pan? or would i want the curb to be flat and level?
When you install tiles you have to make sure that they slope toward the pan. 1/4" slope is enough. Curb and shower walls must be level and square.
Thanks for the great video! My 2inch ABS riser coming through the concrete floor is not perfectly vertical. A typical ABS welded connection to that pipe would end up with an 1/8 inch deflection from horizontal at the drain surface :( ..is there a solution other than jack hammering there entire area to replace the U trap and riser?
It's a very common problem. I use a repair coupling. The one without stops. You can push the coupling slightly off on the pipe and the glue it and then connect the drain to it.
@@simonproatl Thanks much for the quick reply. That should work.
THANK YOU for making this video, it’s so helpful and specific for my project.
I'm glad that it was helpful.
keep them coming.... so anyone of these mixed bags will work, theres no better one? I see in all your videos you use the Sakrete 50 lb. Floor Mud Mortar, but home depot is out of stock everywhere in my area, but they have the sand topping mix, are they equally the same or should I look for the sakrete one instead? maybe lowes has it?
You will find it at Lowes. I like it because it bonds better that any other sand topping mix.
@@simonproatlWell that's all I needed to hear.... I'll check Lowe's
homedepot is out of stock for the SAKRETE 50 lb. Floor Mud Mortar, which other one do you recommend? I like your videos, I am about to do your concrete curb this week, next is the pre slope bed... just dont know which mix to use... thanks!
For pre-sloped pan you can use anything that has cement and sand like Sand/Topping Mix. For shower pan is better to use 4 to 1 Mud Bed Mix
great videos Simon! question about this one but are we not putting screws into the concrete after it sets or are we just relying on the concrete to hold the drain flat/level after? Just cause in the video the 4 bolts you have are for the pan liner i guess and the other 4 holes would be to screw into a wood subfloor? are we just ignoring the extra holes using this method?
Ignore them if you use this drain on concrete subfloor. Or you can seal them with silicone or glue when you glue your liner to the drain. When you install shower drain on concrete sub floor: shower p-trap and pipe is surrounded by soil or concrete that hold everything in place and prevents pipes from moving or flexing. When you install the same drain on plywood subfloor then you will use those 4 holes to mount it to the plywood. When you have the access to the drain from bellow then it's better to install shower drain to the plywood first and then connect p- trap to it.
Looks like you applied the thinset over the waterproofing membrane before it dried then painted another coat of waterproofing membrane over the thinset before it dried. It would seem that once the outer layer dries it will encapsulate the wet thinset and never fully harden. What do you think.
It's better to wait till it dries. Waterproofing over wet thinset dries very well. Never had any problems.
🎉ty.god bless
Tile down to floor from side of curb seems to be no joint allowed
1/16" to 1/8"
Can you use the same drain over concrete floor?
yes
That's pressure treated wood??
yes
Maestro
Respect for your professional work very well detailed and explained you just got a new follower I do this type of work myself I know you are a Master
Thanks for the sub!
Thanks buddy. I know these take some work to put together, but you're helping people out
I'm glad that it was helpful.
Hi. Do you have to put a pre-slope below the dry pack? I was planning to do a dry pack pan thats sloped to a flo fx drain kit. Its going on a slab. Can i just do a sloped dry pack pan, then use the waterproof membrane, then tile? Thank you for making great video.
When I prep the shower I will use dry pack mortar to build pre slope pan that creates slope for rubber liner. Then i will install rubber liner and build shower pan using dry pack mortar. I never used Fx drain kit.
You're doing amazing Tile work. Waterproofing is definitely your expertise.
Thanks 👍
I need you to come in my area in Orlando Florida and do a full bath. I'll pay for your hotel stay
Your video is great content, i like it. I have question though. How long does it take the dry pack to set before i can continue working? Thank you.
I usually wait till next day.
Great step by step diyers. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
👍👍 aprobado
You make that look real easy my friend. We will be installing a walk in shower soon and you taught me alot here. Thank you for taking the time to make this video. It look great.
I'm glad that it was helpful. Good luck with the project.
Good tip for mix with 2 buckets thanks🎉
Thank you! This helped me out! I didn’t want to do a counter sink floor like another video showed.
I'm glad that it was helpful.
Nice work!
Thanks!
0:29 Why not show how the floor/subfloor/base is constructed? How do I get to this point?
I will in future videos.
Great video, but I would like to know all the steps from the very begging to the end. Thanks a lot!
Ok, thank you
Can i use fiberglass cloth instead
Yes. But it can get expensive. I used it on the shower curbs in the past. You can find large mesh in stucco supply store or on ebay.
If I mixed mine a little dry unknowingly can I just mist the shower pan to wet it?
no
If I mixed mine a little dry unknowingly can I just mist the shower pan to wet it?
If I mixed mine a little dry unknowingly can I just mist the shower pan to wet it?
No
Don't call that sponge "dumb" 😂 "You want to take the dumb sponge..."
Very helpful. I hadn't thought of painting on waterproofing before the PVC liner, but it makes sense. I have plenty of Redgard so might as well. A couple questions: Do you need to use adhesive between that preslope and the PVC liner? And do you allow any drying/curing time for each layer before doing the next?
You need silicone around the drain between preslope and liner. It's better to wait till every layer dries.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Great video.
Glad you enjoyed it
You are a refreshing channel compared to the crap that is out there.
Thanks
Where did you get the white drain from ????
Home Depot
🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️your great
He goes right to the point doesn't waste your time exactly what I need to know
I'm glad you liked it
In my basement I have a 2pc shower drain system (the ones used for pre fab shower pans) and was previously installed with a mud shower pan and liner Obviously that is not the correct shower drainage system So my question is , Would it be better to dig out and cut the pipe to have a 3pc drain system installed ( the one with weep holes for the pan) liner ) or is there such thing as an adapter where I can screw an abs extension and install one of those new flo fx drain system which are made to avoid the pan liner and pre slope ? Either way if it sits and adds any height above the concrete slab ,my shower pan mud can be raised and curb height to make up for it
It's better to dig it out and install new drain.
Great video. Thank you
Glad you liked it!