Build Curbless Walk In Shower on Concrete Floor (Part 2: Heated Floor and Self-Leveling)

[@georgejetson4378]

Did you insulate the slab before adding the thermal heating wires?

[@Albert-fe8jx]

Good content. I've read that the temp sensors in the heated floors can fail over a shorter time than you would expect. The other concern I've read is relating to flooding basements. I agree that a heated floor in any region where snow falls is most desirable. Thank you for identifying products and the cautions you mentioned (distance from walls, distance from wax seal, etc).

[@HomeRepairTutor]

Thank you. Yes, wouldn’t recommend a bathroom like this in a basement that floods. Fortunately this one was in good shape

[@krehbein]

How much height did the cables and self leveling concrete add? Was there much lip from the other room into the bathroom?

[@Faithlovelifeafter25]

I tried to grab the booklet and I was not able to wondering if I can still get it? Thanks

[@darrellmayweather3355]

How do you install a curbless shower on a concrete slab that's on a second floor?

[@Hangryaf]

the guide doesnt work in the link. whats up with that?

[@georgejetson4378]

Guide doesn’t open

[@slovenac84]

Nice glowes. Most expensive one :)

[@jeanblue1562]

👍

[@joeshmoe8912]

Clean up with a shop vac or a vacuum. Don't you mean sweeper? Lol. Thanks for sharing.

[@HomeRepairTutor]

Haha, yes

[@vitaliypro8441]

Heating uninsulated concrete slab on grade with electric cable will be nothing but waste of energy. It will run constantly and will never fill warm to touch

[@adnana8515]

When I try to download your free guide, it says that the content is not available.

[@chapothakid5080]

Bro are u skipping steps? Let's concentrate on the curveless shower waterproof

[@chapothakid5080]

Bro less face more shots of the process