I am remodeling a small guest bathroom and have no option to enlarge it. I am thinking a curbless shower would feel larger and may allow a couple of inches more room in the shower. With a glass wall and sliding glass door dividing the shower from the rest of the bathroom.
With to old shower having a sunken floor. I can provide the proper slope without Having to raising the height of the shower floor above the rest of the bathroom floor. This gave me the ideal of installing two drains. The first a regular drain in the middle with the floor sloped toward it. The second being a trench drain under the shower door to minimize the amount of water getting out of the shower. I would continue the water proofing beyond the shower and into the bathroom.
Has anyone heard of this being done? Do you think it would work? Any thing wrong with connecting the two drain before the p-trap and having just one p-trap? Any problems I have overlooked?
With to old shower having a sunken floor. I can provide the proper slope without Having to raising the height of the shower floor above the rest of the bathroom floor. This gave me the ideal of installing two drains. The first a regular drain in the middle with the floor sloped toward it. The second being a trench drain under the shower door to minimize the amount of water getting out of the shower. I would continue the water proofing beyond the shower and into the bathroom.
Has anyone heard of this being done? Do you think it would work? Any thing wrong with connecting the two drain before the p-trap and having just one p-trap? Any problems I have overlooked?
