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09-18-02, 12:24 PM

Tommy Grady

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Shower drain

I removed a fiberglass shower stall and plan to enlarge and ceramic tile the entire area. I have questions as to installing the drain. Do you need to slope the tile to the drain itself and if so how is this accomplished?

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09-18-02, 02:26 PM

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Hi
Here's something for you to read: http://www.ontariotile.com/preslope.html

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09-18-02, 07:01 PM

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Another shower floor link

In addition to the link above, here's another great one to explain the "anatomy" of a shower pan/tile installation.

http://web.archive.org/web/200108022...ers/index.html

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