Toilets, Sinks, Showers, Tubs and Disposals - shower drain
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doitnewf
11-11-04, 02:52 PM
I've started to build a shower stall in our basement.(1st time)
There is a subfloor over concrete,I am going to hook up drain to existing line.
I'm using a metal pan for the base, then mortar & tile.
Since I don't have access to hookup the drain, I was looking at the "slip on" type.
Does the drain go flush with the tile? How do I attached the drain to the metal pan and what height do the drain stand off the pan? Anyone direct me to a detail of this, or suggest another type drain.
Cheers
Jon
There is a subfloor over concrete,I am going to hook up drain to existing line.
I'm using a metal pan for the base, then mortar & tile.
Since I don't have access to hookup the drain, I was looking at the "slip on" type.
Does the drain go flush with the tile? How do I attached the drain to the metal pan and what height do the drain stand off the pan? Anyone direct me to a detail of this, or suggest another type drain.
Cheers
Jon
Plumber2000
11-11-04, 08:16 PM
All tiled shower floors use what is called and e-z test shower drain.
Not sure what your talking about.
Not sure what your talking about.