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Roger that. I'll do all my gluing in the yard, then prime and paint (except where the custom snap-in C-fitting engages). I'm still debating on whether to let the ground pipe support the vertical weight reaction, or if I should let the c-fitting on the house take that load with a...

Anyone have any thoughts about using ABS DWV pipe for downspouts instead of the crappy, drippy, thin sheet metal stuff? I've used it before and cut some unions into C-shapes to serve as snap-on fittings to the side of the house, and it worked pretty well, and paints up nice, too. It's a nice...

I'm thinking that if I was able to magically wood shim every square inch of it, I'd be fine with that. I'm not sure of the benefit of making sure that there is adhesion between the base and the floor. I think I just need a gap-filler or moldable shim. So the plastic film to protect the floor...

No more slippery than a bathtub, maybe less. It's a matte finish.

The floor of the shower IS stainless steel. It's a shower base, not a tile pan. No more leaky, mildewy, cracked, tile/grout for me ever again!

http://www.frigodesign.com/custom-bathrooms/custom-showers/stainless-steel-shower-base.html http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH0QrlqkUSc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH0QrlqkUSc So no plastic? What filler/adhesive would you suggest? The stainless steel is .060" thick. Thanks.

Here are my plans to install a stainless steel shower base. The thing has almost no pitch/slope and is just plain sheet metal, so I'm a little worried. Anyway: 1. Staple plastic sheet to subfloor. 2. Trowel down thinset with a notched trowel, thicker at perimeter. 3. Set in base...