How I Float a Shower Pan --- OLD SCHOOL Tile Shower Build 2024 Episode 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มี.ค. 2024
- How I float a shower pan. I use a piece of redwood lattice 1/4" thick by 1 -1/2" wide to slope a deck mud dry pack shower pan for tile. This is an old school pan liner installation.
For the video on the pan liner installation here is the link:
• How I do a Pan Liner -...
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Bro no lie thats how ive been floating showerpans for more then 20 years. Keep it old school. Never have i used shluter system
I’ve been a plumber for 48 yrs. Put in lots of pans but never saw how to bed and tile one. Remodeling my house and came across your video. Thank you! Now I’m ready to tackle this job and do it right!
waiting for that starrtile seal of approval
Awesome. Bought a book decades ago to learn how to do this, but never fully understood how to. Your video have made the difference. Love the positive vibes at the end. Peace back to you.
Excellent tutorial on skilled labor details without going over the top........
One trades man to another. YOU ARE GOOD ! You give what a customer deserves. QUALITY.
Nice job. Good to see you say something positive about Starr.
You're killing me with the square edge trowel! Finish up with a round edge trowel and cut that time down !
absolute master of the trade.
Nice job! Thanks!
Excellent video. This helped me a lot. Thanks
I made a 30" level out of a 6' that got bent on the end. It is great for so many things, especially doors.
This is a brilliant informative useful video unlike most on here, thanks for showing your secrets mate 👍
Work of art
Stabila makes a 32in
this is the best mud shower pan in youtube beautiful job
Nice float, but you really need your curb lath before the float so it ties in with the deck mud. Curb mud is thin & weak in comparison, and the step up creates an additional load, so it really needs to tie in there.
Awesome
Great video! Old school all day but i do like the Redi-Tile system because everything is so much easier so its lot less thinking, lol . Thick or thin tile no problem just adjust the drain.
Thanks
Nice
Great video. Please show how you do the curb in one of the following videos. Thanks!
Nice job. 💪🏼👊🏼gretings from the netherlands 🇳🇱
Thank you! 👍
For the new guys! An exposed liner and a well-used trowel, you can cut the liner and never know it when troweling the mud along the wall and curb!
I cringe every time I see someone use a level as a screed or someone beets on it ! Have multiple size straight edges for screeding in your tool kit!
Stablia makes a specific masonry level to beat on! It's not this one!
We used to lightly pack the mud like Isaac only when we would install tile wet same day and beet the tile into the wet mud! Today we don't set tile like this so I tend to really pack the mud alot more than how Isaac shows in his video! The more it's packed the stronger the final mud bed!
Isaac ever used a figure 8 pattern with your straight edges to establish the perimeter screed instead of beating your level into the mud?
I agree
Anyway it Pans out, he's got you bro 😎
Itd be dope if they made retractable tile guy levels for pans, perhaps the ingenuity would be accomplished on the top of the the level to avoid making scratch marks amongst the pan. Have you thought about making products of your own after having done tile your entire life?
Maybe these should be called tamPans instead of drypaks😂
Awesome work!
5:12 stabila makes a 32" level 🤔
Can you build a box (upside-down) to the size of the shower floor and form the waterproofed shower pan before putting it down?
Can you just add mason sand to a 4:1 mix to lean it out? For instance 1 premixed bag to 1/4 mason sand.
What did you put under the liner? If placed directly on cement can you do same with OSB or is there another step with osb flooring?
Drywall contractor in Jersey here
Replacing my own shower now. Installed Hardibacker and taped seams with straight flex tile tape with thinset. How should I waterproof the boards before tile ?
What are you using these days. Thought about a membrane and or some trowel on waterproofing. Have you ever installed a membrane using laticrete ? Or any other combination. By the way if you sprinkle some Portland over your mud pan it will stiffen it up !
Nice , whats next
Sorry might be a dumb question but you leveled it out the the tile height, no room for grout? Not criticizing just want to learn.
@tilecoach can you tell me where to get this rubber bucket? Also, what size is it? Thanks!
Pretty sure its a Rubi rubber bucket 10.5 gallon.
been muddin for 68 years i can bang this out in 8 minutes boi. job done got paid
You’re an old ass man. No need for you to be watching TH-cam at that age
I hope to be retired by 65😂
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i think your notch for drain turned out a bit lower than anticipated, so you had to use a bit more thin set on floor tiles to make the difference. the notch is right but doesnt allow for slight tamping the dry pack. nice work my friend
You are correct! I had to build up a little more thinset around the drain. Thanks for noticing the small details!
@@TileCoachyes I seen how gently you were tamping sheets down into the thin set, trying not to get thin set up to far in joints. Happened to me a few times for sure when I did liner pans. Appreciate all you do my friend.
Is it really old school if you're not using a lead pan??
nightmares, lol.
been doing this for 35 years video is good for rookies but i mud a pan in 45 minutes if my laborer didnt make too wet then i have to show them again tip buy a good 36 inch wood level and cut both sides equally on a chop saw i find 29 inches i fine keep up the good work
That mud wasn’t mixed properly, can see it. !
How you do shower pans is don't do panliners. I'm in dallas tx. Everyone only uses panliners. I learned shower builds years ago in California I have my cti certified . I'm maybe only one don't use panliners. All my jobs are redos from failed panliners. I use laticrete membrane or hydroban and my showers will last 40 or 50 years what a real shower should last. I learned my tile trade in Sacramento California 18 years ago. Texas is the worse state when comes to shower builds. Bunch of contractors here do not know how to really build showers. No inspection here or nothing no flood test either crazy. I live in texas but California builds are by far more Superior