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In terms of water proofing and longevity; no concerns about installation times…does tile ready have a clear advantage over cement backer board products like USG or Perma and roll on water proofing?

In terms of water proofing and longevity; no concerns about installation times…does tile ready have a clear advantage over cement backer board products like USG or Perma and roll on water proofing?

Will this Redi board hold porcelain tile on shower walls? Thanks in advance!

deceiving ad ,,anything done incorrectly will leak ,mess this up and its gonna leak

Can this be installed on a slab?

Looks like amazing stuff! But was there no wall prep necessary before the wall board installation? Thanks for your time.

You don't have to have red-guard on the wall board? The Redi wall board is fully waterproof?

What do you have above the subfloor? Looks like some sort of rubber mat?

Dang that looks awesome! Wish mine was the flat bottom

What is the material above the plywood floor and below the mortar? Is it a waterproof plastic or membrane?

Give us one without the mortar mess

Do you apply backer board on the plastic cubby? Or adhere tile directly to plastic? What adhesive do you use for tiling on the Redi cubby?

Hi, working with Tile Redi pan now and looks like thinset is not sticking well to Redi Sealant, im using thinset that is on their approved list

We really need one that doesn’t require the mortar mess

Getting ready to build 3 bathrooms in my house, and I just happened to come across Tile Redi on TH-cam. Nice part is, Elkhart is about an hour from me, never heard of them till I was looking into performed shower pans.

Me and my husband installed one in our spare bathroom yesterday . Followed the directions and today it’s solid as a rock! Thank you so much. I will recommend this to everyone I know!!

The instructions read do not step in pan after setting?

i do not find the flat bottom on your website

What type of thinset

Are the screws going above the pan to temporarily hold it in place?

I see the two bags i got wont be nearly enough

I've done 2 in my career and they are the best. I wish the cheap cookie cutter. Massive builders of America would put these in every house, whether it was 200800 1000 or 10 million. Because everybody would have a fair chance and then you would just have to worry about the tile guy making the tile look good. If it was my own house, I would probably be doing this unless it was something totally custom. These are great. You just have to wait a couple days to send in the measurements. And they are pretty pricey, but they are great, so they're worth the money.

Is Redi flash used with flanged shower bases?

Super job!

Um, this is the simple part. How about connecting the drain that would be stubbed through the floor?

😮😮😮😮 i need it

So why the NEW FLAT bottoms? Why did they switch from the Pans that were webbed?

I think the point isnt the "leak free" things youre using. You started with a black rubber liner which is exactly why showers leak. It wont flood or leak right away but itll gather underneath that '"leak free" white pan and as it sits overtime and fills up, itll start going through the grout and seeping through the corners of your shower by the trim. Ive been a tile installer for 7 years and the black rubber liner is the OLD school way. Im sure you dont want to hear about what i use either...as old school guys usually crap on all the new systems anyways, because theyve gone so long doing it there ONE and only way lol 😂

What size drain?

? 1. Why no flashing on the shower pan wall like it shows in the Tile Redi instructions on their website? So just a but joint with no flashing on the shower pan wall is acceptable? The pan you installed doesn’t have the deep grooves underneath that require approx a. 1-1/2” of mortar. Have you changed the design of the pans? Your website still shows the need for a approx 1-1/2 inch motor bed required instead of an application of thinset that was done in this demo.

What kind of mortar mix is it I can’t tell please name what kind you’re using.

Is it mortar mix or what mix are you using I ordered a shower pan and am ready to install but I don’t know what you’re using thanks in advance

Great idea, those mortar bed pans are just a leak waiting to happen.

@TileRedi_US I have a question re: your instructions. My maximum rib depth is 2" at the end away from the drain. Instructions say mortar bed should be max depth (2") minus 1/2". Question is, should the mortar depth be 1 1/2" all the way to the drain, or should the mortar bed be sloped to match the rib depth minus 1/2" all the way to the drain? Near the drain, the ribs are only 1/2" deep, so a 1 1/2" mortar bed won't allow for the pan to set level.

Great job, thanks

U did to much

Where can I find the measurment for the drain?

All I use are tile redi pans now. I actually have 3 being delivered on Monday for a home I'm doing 3 bathrooms in.

That’s a big step into the shower

This this is a really BAD video. There is no audio commentary and no captions so much of the activity is just puzzling. For example is the mortar bed supposed to be flat or sloped. The written instructions that come with a product are confusing on that point and a silent movie of 2 guys in hurry doesn't provide any answers

How can I find an experienced installer in Dallas?

How hard was the plumbing part? I’ve seen its impossible unless you have access underneath to the drain

Thank you! I'm getting one

Did you waterproof the walls?

Should probably mention the high cost of that pan....

Looks pretty good man

sorry but i dont see a 20 minute install. i see two guys with all pmaterials prepped and stocked. at bare minimum its labor x2 for time. decent video though. did you charge 20 minutes for the install or how did you work your labor ticket?

Why the mortar under the pan?

Way to go Bro!!!.... won't he do it... where that Tile Ready Pan?

Why such a large step to get into the shower seems like too much