Hello,
I apologize if this has been covered - I did some searches and haven't found much.
I'm remodeling my shower. I removed the old shower tray, which rested on the subfloor. The rest of the bathroom has 1 inch thick cement board with tile atop. I need to cut this back about 1 inch so I can accommodate the new shower tray. Eventually, the whole floor will be covered with new vinyl, so I'm not worried about damaging the rest of the tile in the process - just need the extra inch. What's the easiest way to cut this back? It was thinking of chiseling it away, but that would take a while, and not leave a very clean edge. But I suppose I can fill that in after the new tray is in.
I appreciate any advice!
thanks,
Steve
I apologize if this has been covered - I did some searches and haven't found much.
I'm remodeling my shower. I removed the old shower tray, which rested on the subfloor. The rest of the bathroom has 1 inch thick cement board with tile atop. I need to cut this back about 1 inch so I can accommodate the new shower tray. Eventually, the whole floor will be covered with new vinyl, so I'm not worried about damaging the rest of the tile in the process - just need the extra inch. What's the easiest way to cut this back? It was thinking of chiseling it away, but that would take a while, and not leave a very clean edge. But I suppose I can fill that in after the new tray is in.
I appreciate any advice!
thanks,
Steve