Building a Curbless shower in a basement
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Holy shit this guy knows his stuff 🗿good job bud
Dude, you're such a rock star.
Yes, and so is the filmers, wow...if you helped one person build like this after watching you, you've put a master-link into the chain of knowledge. Bravo, signor Da Vinchi!
Nice! I see you added an in-floor heating system. Very smart. Basement floors are always cold. I like curbless showers myself. Do you plan on a glass door or shower curtain? If shower curtain, it would be wise to have added a second floor drain about 2 feet away for water spray. If glass door, make sure it's inside the drain slope of the shower pan for water drainage. Exhaust fan?
When you have the experience ,you make it look easy. ❤
That's always the best job. When you can make it from the beginning, all the numbers work out perfectly. Thank you for the video and the effort!
I agree, only downside is when you do something wrong you can only blame yourself.
I love it bud
Gotta give ya 👍🏼👍🏼
Your skill level shows
Very well done. You're hired! Be at the shop on Monday at 6.
Steve I'm proud of you brother. That is beautiful work man. Professional work through and through thank you Steve
I have to admit. I was wrong. He is good at what he does. Props
Killer work. Nice job
How did you know drainage line passed through there??
Good stuff!! Much respect
Well done, sir!
Absolutely brilliant.
Damn dats alot of work!
You make it look so easy😮
Beautiful
Nice work, Sir!
Way cool! Thanks for postin.
This is hardcore! Well done
Great job 👏 👍 👌
Nice!!👍
how many kwh does a heated floor like that use?
One super job!
Good job you went the extra mile to do things
Good going broski
Nice work
Man I’ve had to do that before. That is tough work. Nice job.
And it heated. Mine next. Small dreams.
Well done. You are a hard grafter
Fantastic job son!
Good Job 👍
Nice job
Is this a full video somewhere???
This is a job that cost the right amount with perfection it would be this one ☝️ ❤ 😮 never seen so much work for a bottom piece, a man with knowledge is a scary person to other companies 😂 good work very
Very nice 10/10
Good job
Why would you put the heat matt under the float and not just under the tile. Doesn't seem to make sense
Looks nice
How can I communicate with you sir for tips on a full bathroom that is in my basement and I want to move the toilet and the shower just like in your video?
Why did you put quick set under the cement top layer, just curious is all thanks!
Thisnis awesome! Def a big reno. Do you use the sand topping mix from the home center? I notice that your drypack looks much more sandy. Or have you ever added a little more sand to the home center topping mix?
Nice!
Looks good but why a clean out if burried in morter
Jees, so much work concrete levelling.
oh man even BRT is down with the FloFX now! nice
there are quicker and easier ways with less steps,, but i applaud the folks that still pour multiple layers, its an art, a long drawn out expensive art, but an art.
You’re a beast
Why did you put down mortar mix and trowel like you were going to place tile then you put bedding down?
Why would you cut 3 sides and not the 4th? You already had the saw out...
How are u going to keep the water in
Exactly what I need to do
Did this once and found Jimmy Hoffa
After plumbing, concrete, ect of course.
Here in SoCal we always float/set and tile our walls before floating and setting the pan. Or am i alone?
Question about what I’m seeing. He lays in the drains, covers them with crushed aggregate, then put pink foam board over the top before pouring a mortar bed? Concrete bed? IDK how that would work, because I figured the foam board would compress with that weight and allow cracks in the substrate/tile above it. Your thoughts?
Most foundations use 2” foam for insulation. The strength is in the concrete
I'm kind of amazed that I did not see any kind of rebar.
That foam board is dense as hell . The slab over it isnt very heavy at all. They use foam board for that very resson in basements and along foundation walls underground . Im with RS comment on rebar . Im surprised there was none in the floor to begin with and I'm surprised it wasnt underpinned into the slab . That is really surprising .
Where are you??@@BathroomRemodelingTeacher
Finished product?
But how many Pittsburgh toilets have you installed??
Underfloor heating in a shower ? Why ?
Props
why mortar over the thinset ?
What light is that in the background?
Why the foam boadd? I'm assuming the original didn't have it
Love your videos. Why would you put a drain cleanout and then bury it? I'm just handy and not at your level. Just curious.
It's not a drain clean out just a testing T for inspection is my guess.
They pressurize the pipes to make sure it passes.
Wont the water seep in through the cuts?
how much does this job cost?
Is hot tar only required on upper floors
Nice
What state do you work in?
Cheers
You’re a bad boi
Why is a step such a bother? Is your prisoner no longer able to step over the 2" curb?
No rebar or mesh needed for the concrete in this case? If yes, may I ask why? Thank you.
Concrete bed is probably only 4” in depth so rebar most likely wouldn’t be needed in this situation anyways right?
Around plumbing, it is better to bury piping under the dirt-rather than spacing rebar off of pipes.
Rebar would be better for a concrete slab that is going to be put thru tension or if the span of concrete slab is being strengthened for support points
By dowels, you mean drill in the existing concrete use epoxy to place the rebar and then pour so new is tied to existing?
@@sevendust07660 I just personally wouldn’t see the reason for rebar on concrete slab underneath a shower floor. Especially if it’s under 5” depth
If you can't end up with re-bar sticking out of the old slab, you'll need to drill the old slab and install some re-bar pins to connect to. There are epoxies you can use, like you’re saying! 🙌🏽
I’m a tile apprentice, so I am still early in my learning-which also may mean I am incorrect haha
@@sevendust07660 yeah exactly
What was the heating element for?
ive never stepped into a tub or shower and thought wooo thats cold ceramic...so i dunno seems like kind of a weird thing to add to a shower
Why don’t they just use a shower tray?
👌 mint
That was a good pay-day. Looked good to me
I wouldn't charge anywhere under $40,000 for this shower. I know this because I've had to do this and that's what I charged. Nice flo fx drain.
If you are reading this plz tie in the new slab with rebar
I’ll get right on that 😆
How much did you charge for that job?
I believe that's his home. He's been at it for a while.
HEATED FLOOR?!???? That’s overkill 😂
It’s all preference. If the budget allows for it, great right?
Where the blue board
Wow.
No need to step over a 4" lip, you just have to go up and down the basement stairs.
Lmao
Unless it's a sloped lot with a ground level entrance.
20 on 10
That's OLD SCHOOL shit there
Yeah bro that sure is a lot of work to
Hopefully no leaks lol
Where is the p trap?? The sewer gas???
no pan liner
Bucket of water works for me.
Fancy, even temp controlled
All that work so they don’t have to step over a curb 🤣
Aesthetics…
If you glue them, most likely won’t need a hammer.
$50k for that lil shower bruh
20 layers later lmao😅😅😅😅
I’m not sure what state you are located.
Oregon this plumbing would not be legal.
Explain
Where is the p trap???
@@nickbishop7228 you need a ptrap 😆
That's not how you do it. I've been watching YT videos now at least 3 years and thats not how I'd do it.
You must be an expert then. 3 yrs 🤩
What’s this? A $50,000 shower? Give me a break.
Your house or a job?