Designing Kitchens and Bathrooms - home made shower

HI, planning to do a home made shower. I looked on the web, but it seams all shower pads start on a wood floor, mine will be from a cement floor. Does anyone have a how to do this web site theyy know of. I want to do a good job so I need a site with lots of detail.
Thank You
Al

Wood floor, cement floor, doesn't matter, they are all done exactly the same way.:)

I visit a tile forum and most of the tile experts love Kerdi shower kits. The company that make Kerdi is Schluter systems. The shower bastin is a hard foam that can be bought in different sizes and even cut to custom length. The curb is installed seperatly and the walls are a waterproof membrane that comes in rolls. The walls can be put right over drywall and tiled over.It is suppose to be the easiest,fastest and user freindly system there is.The tile guys like it because it is fast

Visit www.Markeindustries.com. They make a number of kits that make the job easier (pre-pitch, quick-pitch and Kerb-perfect. The kits are awesome, and the video is outstanding. I am going through the process now.

Whether you use their stuff or not, you need to follow their instructions if you don't want the shower to leak or to accumulate mold. It's a time consuming process, but is something you can accomplish. I did it, and so far, so good.

Wood floor, cement floor, labor intensive two-cast, shower kit, doesn't matter, they are all done exactly the same way.:)

www.markeindustries.com. They show a wood floor and concrete floor installation. same video.

Watch it. Live it.

Just a question whats the best stuff to use for a quick set?

Just a question whats the best stuff to use for a quick set?

Some type quickset is the best stuff to use for quickset! What does that have to do with this thread?:)

Just a question whats the best stuff to use for a quick set?

This is a trick question isnt it Allan. Im not falling for it though, no way, not me.:)