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OWER TRAY WITH TEAK STAVES Materials available include Travertino Classico, Travertino Nonce, Marmo Bianco Carrara, Limestone Crema, or Grafite. Size options are (90cm x 90cm x 5cm), (120 x 90 x 5), or (180 x 90 x 5). Weighing 55, 70 and 110 kg. Access to this shower tray and our full catalog of hand-chiseled natural stone is available at theverostone.com
Solid stone or composite stone is generally the most comfortable option to sit or lie on. Choosing this first might help you narrow down your tile selection. Tip: Many of these tile choices require a special setting material, such as tile cement or mortar, so make sure your steam shower is designed with this in mind.
Most point drains (clamping drains) do not offer the fine adjustment other drains offer. Make sure your plumber sets them level. A good trick is to set the drain with a small level in place and then spin the strainer. The grill should stay level in any position. Notice the additional weep (or draining) holes on the perimeter of this drain — these help the shower dry out faster between uses. This drain is sold by Noble Company, and it's one of the best drains out there. Tip: Use pea gravel around the weep holes before the final shower mortar is installed to prevent the mortar from blocking or plugging the holes.
When using a traditional three-piece clamping drain (or linear drain), it is important to have a pitch of 1/4 inch per foot to the drain under the waterproofing material. This allows any water getting under the tile and grout to drain toward the shower's weep holes (drain holes). Skipping this slope creates a shower that can hold gallons of nasty water under the tile, leading to mold and a wet-looking tile floor. Tip: To check for the right slope, place a 2-foot level with a 1/2-inch shim under the drain side. It should read level if the proper 1/4-inch-per-foot slope is installed.
Make sure to consider how the remaining floor will be prepared when you're choosing your shower drain too. This bathroom was built and waterproofed with the Schluter Kerdi and Ditra system, which allows for a seamless transition from the dry area to the wet one. Tip: Use a temporary dam to flood test these installations. You will need to dam the shower 2 inches above the entry point.
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