JohnfrWhipple
BATHROOM DESIGN & BUILD
Not a lot of room to bit too on that face lip...
That's a tough one Counter.
Are you going to cover with crack isolation?
How does the tile tie into the eased edge of the shower pan? Will it be even or can you cheat out a 1/4" rise. I foresee a large silicone bead happening somewhere.
Does that face lip actually sit high than the grate? If so then maybe the second lip is not needed. Then butting into the base 3/16" might look fine and help create the dam. Talking the eased edge out of play.
In hind sight maybe some Noble TS could have been set to the floor, 150'd to the face of the pan - lower section - then the gypcrete. After that set up the flap could have been then set down over the Gyprete.....
I'm sure that makes no sense ..... LOL
I wish I could blink and make a picture show up.
I'll send you a sketch....
IS there heating pipes out under the gypcrete?
How high does the pan sit off the subfloor?
That's a tough one Counter.
Are you going to cover with crack isolation?
How does the tile tie into the eased edge of the shower pan? Will it be even or can you cheat out a 1/4" rise. I foresee a large silicone bead happening somewhere.
Does that face lip actually sit high than the grate? If so then maybe the second lip is not needed. Then butting into the base 3/16" might look fine and help create the dam. Talking the eased edge out of play.
In hind sight maybe some Noble TS could have been set to the floor, 150'd to the face of the pan - lower section - then the gypcrete. After that set up the flap could have been then set down over the Gyprete.....
I'm sure that makes no sense ..... LOL
I wish I could blink and make a picture show up.
I'll send you a sketch....
IS there heating pipes out under the gypcrete?
How high does the pan sit off the subfloor?