Re: replacing shower pan.

Posted by hj on January 14, 2004 at 17:46:51:
In response to Re: replacing shower pan.
Regardless of the pan that is used for replacement, you will have to remove some of the walls to remove the old one and install the new pan. With cultured marble wall panels there is no way to make it look good and be leakproof except to remove the entire wall panels. : My shower pan has a crack and is no longer firmly adherent to the floor, so I need to replace it. However, the three side walls are cultured marble, so I am not sure how to remove and replace the pan. : 1. Is it practical and possible to remove these three walls? : 2. I think the easiest thing to do is cut through and remove the bottom portion of the walls along with the pan. If this is possible, what would be the best option. Would a tile floor be practical and possible. : Thanks

Posted by hj on January 14, 2004 at 17:46:51:

In response to Re: replacing shower pan.

Regardless of the pan that is used for replacement, you will have to remove some of the walls to remove the old one and install the new pan. With cultured marble wall panels there is no way to make it look good and be leakproof except to remove the entire wall panels.

: My shower pan has a crack and is no longer firmly adherent to the floor, so I need to replace it. However, the three side walls are cultured marble, so I am not sure how to remove and replace the pan.
: 1. Is it practical and possible to remove these three walls?
: 2. I think the easiest thing to do is cut through and remove the bottom portion of the walls along with the pan. If this is possible, what would be the best option. Would a tile floor be practical and possible.

: Thanks

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