mwinnick
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My plumber installed the vinyl shower pan. After I noticed that the bottom is not all flat on the floor but rounded at the inside corners, so the pan is really shaped like a bowl. If you try to push in at the bottom near the burb you cannot get the vinyl to touch the floor. In some places the vinyl is an inch off the floor in the corners. He said that when the concrete bed is put in it will rise high enough to allow for tiling the inside vertical curb. But that makes no sense. Everything I've read says the vinyl should lay on the floor and sides. Right now the sheetrock has been put on so it will have to come off to redo the pan.
Any comments on whether the pan is done right or not? I assume too that over the years the weight of the concrete and us using the shower and adding weight could eventually break the vinyl.
Any comments on whether the pan is done right or not? I assume too that over the years the weight of the concrete and us using the shower and adding weight could eventually break the vinyl.