I'm a little unsure if this should be in a plumbing forum or a tiling forum, but here goes...
I'm totally gutting my Master Bath. I have attached a proposed redesign. The area between the toilet and the tub is the shower. I wanted a step into the tub, so I incorporated the step into the shower. In the drawing, the whole "L" shaped area between the tub and toilet is approx. 6" high. The wall between the shower and toilet is approx. 5' high. The long arrows on the shower/step are my proposed slope for drainage to a linear drain.
Question: Should I "frame" the shower/step with the slope I need for this area to drain as designed? Or is there another way I should achieve this?
Or, ...is this the most ridiculous thing you have ever seen?
Thanks,
Greg
I'm totally gutting my Master Bath. I have attached a proposed redesign. The area between the toilet and the tub is the shower. I wanted a step into the tub, so I incorporated the step into the shower. In the drawing, the whole "L" shaped area between the tub and toilet is approx. 6" high. The wall between the shower and toilet is approx. 5' high. The long arrows on the shower/step are my proposed slope for drainage to a linear drain.
Question: Should I "frame" the shower/step with the slope I need for this area to drain as designed? Or is there another way I should achieve this?
Or, ...is this the most ridiculous thing you have ever seen?
Thanks,
Greg
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