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[cx]

Originally Posted by Neal

The scissors are plastic. The tub is fiberglass. If it was cast iron, we would have protected it. We have done some fiberglass tub and shower refinishing in the past, so any tiny scratches are buffed out on final clean-up

Sorry, Neal, I gotta vote with the Gueuze on that one. If you'd been workin' for me and I saw that, you'd be buffin' out the tub the same day. Then you'd be goin' home.

[ceramictec]

finished this master walk in Kerdi shower a few months back and set the granite
sill a few weeks ago. it was custom made to follow the radius shower window wall.

been waiting for the glass guys to finish. they came out weeks ago but
cut something wrong and a few days ago finally came back to complete the glass.

this was before:

tampa brandon bradenton sarasota st petersburg largo tile contractor.
this was after:

custom kerdi waterproofed waterproofing florida master shower

granite shower sill glass enclosure florida

[Crestone Tile]

That's pretty slick, Brian.

[ceramictec]

thanks Matt, used the corian sill as a template and then made some adjustments
to the thicker wall distance with the kerdi and thicker tile on the walls.

[irish tileguy in michigan]

Brian, that last photo is pretty sweet. nice work

[The Kid]

Nice Job Brian!

[opiethetileman]

okay first picture is the porch which needs some kind of waterproofing because water is going thru the t111 into the front room......next is just the hall bath and master shower...we decided no curb and have the whole floor slope to the shower and do tile base over a mud bed

[opiethetileman]

neal why didnt they use threshold on the pony wall and curb...much faster and not joints for water to travel into

[jondon]

Brian,

What's up with the serving window in the shower, looks like a nice counter to
order at, get me a medium popcorn and a large fishbowl a Opie-J, throw some fries in. Nice work, quite an improvement, granite is really nice addition!

[Lazarus]

Very nice, Brian. Quite professional!

[opiethetileman]

none noticed the tile lipage in the picture of brians shower............its the full tile on far side of the opening...or it could be shade..........but it looks lippy

[silvercitytile]

really nice work there brian

[Old World Tile and Marble]

dan is that stamped concrete? t111 right ontop?sill plate below ff?

i say demo and repitch versus tile and compound the problem

[opiethetileman]

its the cheap tile from home repo its hollow...........this si why I have been sending emails to schulter for 1 weeks to try and get a response...their website says 24 hours.....they say they read this forum............well i wonder......good product but customer service for the field not so good............or i am not buddy enough with the rep of jacksonville like brain is.............


the water is leaking in under the T 111 into that room.............dont know if hydroban would do it......but it needs something there I have replace siding and was thinking of doing a tile base all the way around it...the front wall is some kind of brick and the door is on the other side alot of variables.

[Old World Tile and Marble]

i love the hydroban but if it was viable id say single sheet goods would be the longest lasting upturned 6 or so inches as a flashing then tile base but,id check hydrostatic pressure wouldnt be a problem here.try eric at noble