Sam Indiana
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Hi All,
I'm out of my league here, I would be very grateful for some help. I have a 36x48" shower space in my master bath addition. I wanted to do curbless with a tiled linear drain (Cohen from Signature Hardware) along the back 48" wall; same tile as the rest of the bathroom (Merola Twenties Classic, mfg says it's ok for shower floors). Ceiling mounted curtain rod, no enclosure.
It looks like there aren't any bases/pans with this configuration - and maybe I've figured out why. Looks like standard code is max 4% pitch or 1/2"per 1ft, and required 2" drop from edge to drain. So the 36" would only meet 1.5" drop from edge to drain. But then why does Redi sell the 36x60 with a drain along the 60" stretch? (Link) Wouldn't this also have the same problem meeting the 2" drop code? Any advice? Thank you!
Layout:
Photo of the shower area:
Tile to be used (7.75"):
I'm out of my league here, I would be very grateful for some help. I have a 36x48" shower space in my master bath addition. I wanted to do curbless with a tiled linear drain (Cohen from Signature Hardware) along the back 48" wall; same tile as the rest of the bathroom (Merola Twenties Classic, mfg says it's ok for shower floors). Ceiling mounted curtain rod, no enclosure.
It looks like there aren't any bases/pans with this configuration - and maybe I've figured out why. Looks like standard code is max 4% pitch or 1/2"per 1ft, and required 2" drop from edge to drain. So the 36" would only meet 1.5" drop from edge to drain. But then why does Redi sell the 36x60 with a drain along the 60" stretch? (Link) Wouldn't this also have the same problem meeting the 2" drop code? Any advice? Thank you!
Layout:
Photo of the shower area:
Tile to be used (7.75"):
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