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carmardel
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You must remove the concrete floor in the shower area up to the line to the left of the wall hung toilet. Pour a new floor in the area 4" lower than the existing floor. Pitch the new concrete towards the drain. Install a typical vinyl shower pan over the concrete as you would for a standard mud-pan shower. Make sure the drain assembly is 2" lower than the existing floor hieght. Fill in the pan with cement as you would for a typical mud-pan shower, tapering the floor to the drain. Install the tile on the whole floor. See attached sketch.

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Reply to: You must remove the concrete floor in the shower area up to the line to the left of the wall hung toilet. Pour a new floor in the area 4" lower than the existing floor. Pitch the new concrete towards the drain. Install a typical vinyl shower pan over the concrete as you would for a standard mud-pan shower. Make sure the drain assembly is 2" lower than the existing floor hieght. Fill in the pan with cement as you would for a typical mud-pan shower, tapering the floor to the drain. Install the tile on the whole floor. See attached sketch.

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floors choice

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like the light and the dark shower floor

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love the square placed as a diamond on the floor

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nice color scheme - spa like

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amazing

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love the clean look - so fresh - plus love the skylight

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nice built in storage

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glass on top of pony wall ******

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Bathroom Remodel! Kohler alcove Underscore bathtub

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unique

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gorgeous - minimal

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