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The shower floor has its lowest point in the middle but the drain is on the highest side. Is there any solution without redoing the floor b/c it has a nice and elaborated tile design? Does it exist a waterproof, clear substance that can be applied to create the right slope so the water will drain correctly and the tiles will be seen through?
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Asked and answered here:
http://boards.hgtv.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/2074011632/m/...461050473#5461050473 No, tear out and redo is the only solution |
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Who ever did the shower was not experienced in showers!!!!
I'm surprised it passed code. If you sell your home, that will be a big strike. I would go after the tile guy or any responsible party. That design must be torn out and totally redone, after the slope of the pan(which may require a totally new pan installation) is corrected. Floorguy Austin, Texas |
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