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How Do You Install A Shower Basin?

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How Do You Install A Shower Basin?

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A shower basin (or shower pan) is the floor of a shower, which includes the structure under the floor. You can buy a prefabricated basin, or you can build one out of cement. While a prefabricated basin may seem easier, it is much more costly; also, if you plan to tile the shower floor, you will need to install a cement basin. Installing a cement basin is moderately challenging; if you have never performed home-improvement projects, you will find this project to be demanding. Once finished, however, you will be able to take pride in your accomplishment. Nail the screed strips to the floor around the inside perimeter of the shower. Cut a piece of tar paper to fit the shower floor. Lay the tar paper on the shower floor. Cut out a hole for the drain with a utility knife. Cut the wire mesh with wire cutters to fit the shower floor. Staple the mesh to the floor. Cut out a hole for the drain using diagonal cutters or tin snips. Layer deck mud onto the wire mesh using a wooden float. Allow the

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