🚀 Curbless Shower 🚀. Large TILE on shower Floor. KBRS Shower Pan
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In this video we will be tiling our barrier free shower or more commonly known curbless shower. Once you learn how to tile a curbless shower pan you can add minimum of $1000 to your quote. We are seeing that curbless shower installation are the future of showers. Not only does it look amazing, but it is also very functional. In our previous few parts you can see how we recessed curbless shower pan.
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Awesome video, beautiful work. One thing that helped me when removing clips in risky locations is grasp the clip with a pair of vise grips semi tight then gently tap the clip with a rubber mallet. Thank you again!
Brother I've ask you question today love this video came out 2 hr later this is exact job Im doing rn thank you brother I'm 3rd year apprentice making that first step on my own I appreciate 🙏 everything you do brother 🙏
This is perfect timing!
i remember you lol you was asking sun bout the ceiling
Nice clean job. But more importantly, fast paced video without skipping a detail! No fluff, like they say. And this deserves a thumbs up 👍🏼
Looks great and I like the tile color a lot better than the white shower you did.
Great teacher!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
just what I needed to know! Thanks
This is top notch work, man.
The clown 'master' tilers in my city would never be able to do this. They don't even use a rasp to finish cut edges - they use a grinder at best.
Thank you
thanks so much dont stop
Hello mate just to start off you are great guy very professional have the right tools for the job and i love your content here and on tiktok and this job is just perfect
I do tiling with my father in law and i have a tip for you if you care to listen
When doing the cuts from the drainage towards the corner of the tile don’t do the cut on the tip of tile corners end I suggest going a little bit off to the right or a little bit maybe 1 cm to the left depending where will you be installing the tile
We do this so when you tile the wall you don’t cover that perfect corner if it makes any sense try it yourself
Because with the way you have done it once you put or install the wall tiles you will the cut of those corners is gonna be off a little bit because the wall tile have covered
If interested check and let me know
You have a good one champ
And hope you best of luck
Wicked good tutorial, pal
Great vid...👏👏👏👏👏
The kid’s a beast!!!
can you do a video on waterproofing the floor prior to installing the floor tile? i work with kerdi foam kits and wanna try this as i believe i have the skill
thanks! great content btw keep it up
Great Video bro! Super informative and great tips! Keep it up! It helps us all grow as professionals!
Thank you so much! I’m trying to make these as simple as possible
@@WINNI.Designs No prob! They are very much simple enough to follow once you articulate clearly and are thorough it'll be fine. I'm enjoying all your projects and I learn alot!
Bear feet! ROAR!!! 🐻🐻🐻
What did you do to make sure it slopes toward the drain while keeping it level along the outside?
Will a glass shower door be installed outside of the foam sloped pan? Should you avoid drilling through the sloped area for glass door installation? How do you get the shower tile lined up with the outside shower tile to be exactly even?
You make the best videos ever... and so easy to understand... can not thank you enough! And abso-%uc*ing-lutely a bad ass work!
WOAH! thank you so much for this comment! These videos take time and i love it. and the fact that they help is awesome
@WINNI tell me about making videos brother. Been there, done that.😉 I just sealed a deal for a bathroom and changed the costumer's mind from wanting Schluter to going with KBRS and Im pretty sure they will be more than pleased with how it turns out. But I'm not starting the bathroom if not until they come back from Vacations.. another month.😅
Nice work!
Have you ever installed a tile redi pan? Just wondering that's what I went with. For diy it makes a leak free shower's easier.
It`s the best tutorial! Can you tell whether we have to maintain a gap around the square waste or fit tiles as close as it`s possible, please? Should we use a grout compound or a silicone for filling gap in between the drain and tiles? Also, I can`t understand how to use tile levelling system, because it`s designed for flat surfaces, but the shower floor has four sides fall... Can we avoid this, or use a sticky tape instead? Thank you
Damn! Ur good!
Cool video.. and nice to see you show the trick, using the oscillating tool to undercut the previously laid tile. Makes using the levelers possible. Did you get that from Sal Diblasi? :)
Do you have any photos or videos showing the final product when you use relief cuts?
Nice job on this.
Question re shower threshold, do you not put in a water stop?
Your videos are so fun to watch man! Thanks so much! If I can ask a question, how would you interface a curbless shower (tile) to LVP in the main floor? Thoughts?
hmmm I guess i would tile at least 24" out into the rom. I feel like 100% water will get under LVP
How do you install the spacers on diagonal lines? Do you not tighten them all the way, to have that slight ditch?
Nice to see a center drain curbless. I am building my house in the spring and my flooring store was trying to convince me that only linear drains can be barrier free.
If you use schluter, you can do any drain placement with a curb less entry. There are videos on youtube explaining how to drop the shower floor to meet the rest of the bathroom floor. Schluter has a youtube page that should have it.
@@mattjudy6780 oh I know. I am just going to raise the floor to meet the base thought a 5/8 subfloor then sutra heat brings me flush to the substrate. Just boggles my mind that this flooring place is trying to tell me there’s one way .. when I know there are multiple
@@danbedard290 yeah they obviously don't know what they are talking about. Good luck on the build!
@@danbedard290 but it's going to cost more to raise the rest of your bathroom instead of just lowering the shower floor. And it will also cause you to have a hump going into your bathroom as the rest of your house will sit lower. Just some things to think about. Cheers mate
@@mattjudy6780 thanks man. I was actually playing around with some details and what it looks like I going to do because my tray is 1 1/4” thick, I’m going to use the schluter ramp, which is also 1 1/4” and terminates flush with the schluter heat. I’m going to be installing and drip dry drain at the base of the ramp as it will be the towel areas. I’m a plumber by trade, so the extra drain was going in anyway lol
I seen the VIP Turbo Mesh blade and the and the Red COBRA blade on your tool locker but not the venom. Which is better?
Hey man!
Question
Is it the same process for circular drain?
hi,
what is the scrub you used to polished the tile after cut?
When doing a curbless shower do you need to add a glass door?
The relief cuts have to be done by a saw not by a cutter to take material away to make space for a grout line - right?
What thinset do you use on the shower base?
Is it possible to do this with 12x24 floor tile and a 24” linear drain?
3/4" trowel lets the thinset be thick enough to make up for curves in the pre-sloped pan, yea?
Stabila levels aren't the ones to use for tile or any masonry
Crick or American wood levels have much tighter bubbles to the lines full stop
How can I find and fix the leak in my tiled shower floor and wall
I've seen a number of people say these large format tiles are slippery. I realize that the relief cuts give some grip, but can you also comment on the type / finish that works best?
If it's something with a high gloss finish to it then it's going to be slippery when wet something with a matte finish won't be as bad
We’ll done
Thank you!
Do you have a video with large format tiles, curbless shower with linear drain? I'm a contractor and I've been asked to do this type of project and we're scratching our heads here.
How do you ensure a consistent, proper slip to the drain? Is that just experience or is there a technique?
Well if your pan is level. All you need is consistent trowel work.
The pan has a slope built in.
Can I do it without the cuts?
What blade do you use on the angle grinder
Its a 4" Rubi Venom. I have the Tool Locker Link in the description:)
I seen the VIP Turbo Mesh blade and the and the Red COBRA blade on your tool locker but not the venom. Which is better?
So perhaps I ran through the first video rather quickly. Are those tiles slip resistant?
Great video. As a contractor I would never recommend using large tiles on the shower floor. Large porcelain tiles are just too slippery. It looks great but like many things out there , it's not safe or practical.
As a contractor you would surely know that you can get large format textured anti-slip porcelain tiles suitable for a wet floor.
Tell it to my customers. They choose the tiles not me. @@Participant616
Where are you from my friend, your accent makes me think your French Canadian?
2 mins in, yes,I always give the homeowner EVERY option of tile layout and explain the cuts.Let them choose and offer my opinion as to what's best for those who have no clue...Even and especially when a designer has ridiculous layouts on the prints because it's the customer that has to see it daily.also designers suck.Clueless.What may be a good mental I age may NOT actually work structurally or mathematically with tile.,
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Looks like that facebook group is down?
Linear drain is so much easyer