Gentlemen,
The attached pictures are the shower stall floor and drain in the basement at present, after taking out the mud bed and tile. This floor had no shower pan liner under the mud bed and naturally there was heavy damage to the built up kirb and surrounding studs.
I'm assuming the CI is below what looks like a brass plate for the shower floor drain screen. The CI is corroded as is the the trap.
The pan as seen here is painted. I don't know if the drain was stubbed up, and the kirb and pan were added later after the main basement floor was poured. The house was built in 1959.
I guess what I'm asking is, do I break out the existing pan as seen, and remove the CI and replace with PVC adjustable flange, or is it possible to unscrew the CI flange and replace, then redo with new pan? or is there a shower drain flange that fits in the existing 2" drain and is adjustable for tile height?
Your thoughts and wisdom is greatly appreciated, thanks for your time and help.
The attached pictures are the shower stall floor and drain in the basement at present, after taking out the mud bed and tile. This floor had no shower pan liner under the mud bed and naturally there was heavy damage to the built up kirb and surrounding studs.
I'm assuming the CI is below what looks like a brass plate for the shower floor drain screen. The CI is corroded as is the the trap.
The pan as seen here is painted. I don't know if the drain was stubbed up, and the kirb and pan were added later after the main basement floor was poured. The house was built in 1959.
I guess what I'm asking is, do I break out the existing pan as seen, and remove the CI and replace with PVC adjustable flange, or is it possible to unscrew the CI flange and replace, then redo with new pan? or is there a shower drain flange that fits in the existing 2" drain and is adjustable for tile height?
Your thoughts and wisdom is greatly appreciated, thanks for your time and help.