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I have a raised range. could I do this with out opening up the floor for a 2nd full master bed bathroom? My home has two master bedrooms one up and one Downstairs. Currently the house has two full bathrooms one with a laundry room downstairs?? What’s your thoughts? Please
I worked for a GC through summers in college. What I learned is that every project is like this. People make mistakes, things aren't perfect. The skill comes in the knowledge of how to overcome those issues and fix mistakes and how to be creative. I love how real this is showing the steps and going through the process. It's not always pretty getting from point A to B, but the finished product never shows the anguish!
I like the idea of building benches with foam. The shower tray looks like way more work than a schluter or other foam trays. I do understand why you went with that system because of your drain issues. Thanks for the info. Always good to have another possible solution for a challenging remodels.
Jeff, I'm loving all the o 💩 moments you leave in, showing us that hay, You're just like us and make a few mistakes along the way. Doing this it gives your viewers the courage to tackle the unknown. Just keeping it real makes all the difference!👊🏻👍🏻
renovated my kitchen and painted the house with your help Jeff. The next project: a new walk-in bathroom - and I just know that with your videos in my back pocket, it'll be a success! Thanks!
Hey Jeff, you mention new on the market, but this whole arrangement is VERY similar to a setup you've been able to buy from Schluter for years. As in, they sell a thick structural foam to go underneath their pans, and a drain that makes an immediate 90 to jump across the subfloor surface. I had to do a VERY similar installation (minus the linear drain) because of joist locations and where I could cut. Which is all to say... going to bet this is way $$ cheaper. As a 1st timer bathroom remodeler, it was super easy to use in all the same ways you are doing here. Waterproof, strong as wood, and easy to cut. That structural foam stuff in a shower is MAGIC!
Plumbing Engineer here; the dye in the primer or prime+solvent is there so we can confirm during our site inspection punchlists that the joints were in fact primed. If there is a pipe failure, again the dye allows you to know if the joint failed due to design error, or installation error i.e. who's insurance is footing the bill.
Hey Jeff I died laughing at the beginning when you had to go back to the store due to getting the wrong part. You don't know how many times I've done that ugh smh. Glad it's not just me. BTW be kind to yourself. Much love man cheers
Jeff, I love your videos and also how you just keep the camera rolling if there are any issues or mistakes, people need to see them too, keep up the great content 👍
Love the look of linear drains . I just had one installed in my shower only problem with them is if you do t clean the little drain every two weeks it will clog up easy
Depends on the brand. Some of them have flawed design - too many metal feet with sharp corners for the drain insert, which easily catches hairs and other debris. I bought and installed mine in EU from a reputable brand and never had any issues with clogging. Also, you shouldn't use 1.5" drain pipe for shower. Not over here anyway.
@@Visionist schluter kerdi is a reputable brand at least here in US. They make the drain trap holes to small hair always gets stuck in them. Especially when u live in a house full of women :(
@@Maatson_oh, I checked their website, now it makes sense. The drain insert has tiny holes. It’s removable tho, so can’t you go buy a different style insert?
@@Visionist lol you know I never thought to buy a different style insert never thought some one made one. I just clean it every two weeks or so. But I’ll look for the insert . Thanks .
I like the whole drain system idea. Since I have a basement shower, it would probably be a nice way to give me the option to move the drain without having to dig out ancient concrete. Though I think even with the way this foam board works, I think I'd still rather have a prefab pan so I wouldn't forever second guess the waterproofing.
I have strong feeling it's something called XPS in Europe (Styrodur might be brand name). In general this is Polystyrene based product. It comes in different thickness so you can have it from 3mm (3/8 in) up to 100mm (4 in). Great stuff, works like charm + has great thermal coefficients.
Right!? When I’m measuring for a cut, I’m third-and-fourth-guessing myself constantly. It also doesn’t help that I have bad eyesight and have to get super up close to the tape to see the numbers. It’s come to the point where I’m heavily considering investing in a digital laser measuring tool…
Use a circular saw to cut the foamboard type stuff. It's super easy to do and while it makes a bit of a mess it's so much easier and safer the mess made is worth it.
That's the same high-density foam that some brands of fake rock panels are made of and yes it's strong foam. I've found it cuts nicely with a skill saw, jig saw or hand saw. It also drills nicely with a forstener bit.
Better check code when I did my tub to shower conversion, code said you had to install a 2” drain line all the way to vertical drain pipe in wall, you can not do a reducer to 1-1/2!
I enjoy your commentary. I am so entertained by how much you sound like "Red" from "The Red Green Show." Your black & white inserts are reminiscent of "Adventures with Bill."
My father was a GC and when he first started, he had many learning experiences. When he didn't know how to do something (before UA-cam), he told me that he would to to the Lord in prayer and the Lord would put into his mind how to go about it. God is good!
Jeff, it's Looking great. This new product has given me same good ideas for my next shower... Something you may not have thought of in your videos is when you go to sell this place the new home owner can use this video to see just how well it's built... Great work! See you at Disney World...
I found when doing plumbing is to just buy one of each fitting and keep the receipt. Then make friends with the return desk with quick and witty banter.
Fascinating that depending on what you want to do you have to call a plumber! Not the case in the UK, at least I hope so as everything was changed in my bathroom!
There are numerous systems out there that are very similar to this one. Thick two inch foam that can be utilized are a structural component, for example schluter makes one. If you accidently cut the already applied waterproofing at the factory it can be waterproofed over the cut again so it wont be garbage.
Yea, been working with Schluter product on my own remodel and they even have videos about extending their premade pans with dry pack if you need to. Kerdi system is all just 2" overlap all seams. As a DIY guy I'm paying for the as close to idiot-proof systems with pretty pictures in the instructions lol
Great video! You definitely cut that one piece backwards though. Thats why you mentioned it works on both sides haha I was watching when you were lining it up. Great stuff brother!
@@karensmith7094 you can buy a tool off the shelf that does the same thing but yeah, you take a piece of string and wrap it around the pipe, criss-crossing it and then you just pull back and f Roth with each hand. The friction from he string cuts through the pvc pipe.
So, you have had that constraption on youre head for days, and no footage......that must have been a fun moment. Anyway looks like a great product and thank you again for a detailed video!!
The long drain...that elbow...sits flush... The elbow going into the ground is about an inch above due to where the jint was installed...1" pitch with 3 bends over the course of 1 foot...this wont be good
Even if he just cut a half inch around the pipe so he could get the 90 below the top of the plywood it seems like he could have got the right fall, and had enough pipe to get a good glue bond. The way he did it looks like it will be a problem.
Since when you need to slap something together for your UA-cam channel, and you need to shoehorn in a product you’re paid to include in your project, whether it fits or not.
I could be wrong but at time 32:03 it looked like the pvc joint where you have the alignment mark on top opened up at the bottom slightly. If the glue was dry could that happen? I really enjoy your videos!
Im not a plumber but have done alot of plumbing to know you never glue together a fitting without holding it for atleast a few seconds or it pushes apart a little when you let go of it, and the first fitting you glued onto the new drain made me cringe when i saw it and all fittings after that were still bad but first one you didnt hold at all and i knkw first hand if you dont hold em they all push apart, just varies how much they push apart, not worth the risk to rush through a few extra seconds of only a few fittings to do. Honestly if you told me you never had one leak, i wouldnt beleive you for a second, with that technique youve definitely had some leak, and that in of itself, should of made you learn your lesson
Only thing I would do differently with the plumbing is get a straight pipe to run from the drain to the floor. And have it at a downward slope to the floor. Not that weird curve he put in. And using foam no matter what kind of plaster or sealant you put over it in a shower is crazy. I wouldn’t trust it to not mold with my life!
29:43 I have real doubts about that half inch of product not breaking over time. I think it will fail. It certainly needs the tile over it with thinset to increase the strength.
You must have real confidence in your plumbing the amount of thin set you used around that drain. Wouldn’t want to repair that! In the UK we largely use push fittings instead of glue.
If mice can reach that foam, they will sherd it to pieces and make themselves a palace underneath the tiles. Speaking from experience :) Other than that, it's a good and practical material to use.
I'm not a fan of the bench in the shower. When I had my shower redone I opted out on the bench and got a teak wood bench that weathers great and can be loved in and out for depending on your preference. Just putting this out in the universe for those that maybe want the option for a bench but also may want the extra room. I got my bench off Amazon for around $150
Jeff. Great video. Love your content. Wondering how you would mount a frameless sliding shower door to this foam curb. Most frameless shower doors require attaching a guide channel to the curb by screwing into it. Is that ok with this system? Or would it be better to toss the screws and just attach the guide channel with some adhesive or silicone? Anyone have guidance on this? Thanks!
Maybe I'm missing something, but it seems like nothing is said about getting the shower base to slope to the linear drain. I think he briefly mentions using a wet shim there, but how do you get that right. it's a pretty important operation. Or are those foam panels tapered? I am about to embark on a very similar shower installation (bench at one end, linear drain at the other).
Interesting system. I'm curious to see how it ends up and holds up. Looks like it has potential. Can thinset be used to fill voids like that without issue (like around the plumbing, crevices, etc)?
“704.1 Slope of horizontal drainage piping… the slope of the piping shall be not less than 1/4 inch per foot (2-percent slope).” No wonder you don’t want to pull a permit.
I have no knowledge of ABS plastic. I didn't know it also needed ABS glue. I have worked with CPVC though, but that was back in the mid 80's when I re-piped the family's house.
Hi Jeff, long time viewer!!! We bought a house last year and was told that our subfloor is a robust decking rather than joists and plywood. As a result, the decking flexes and so tile isn't recommended as any self-leveler and tile grout will crack. Would this product work if we placed it over the decking for our shower? My gut says yes as this foam board is structural but wanted to see if you had any thoughts.
I’m not a renovator, just watching for fun. I might be naive but I didn’t quite understand the bench area, I’d prefer having a storage underneath or removable bench there.
The problem with hinged chairs or benches is that they never match anything else in the shower, creating a solid bench means you can just tile it with everything else. Having a large floating bench (structurally secured to the walls with open space underneath) means you're gonna have to squat and lean over to grab anything underneath on a wet floor potentially leaves you smacking your head on the bench the one time you slip. The only floating benches I see are small ones, not any deeper than 12" from the wall. If you look above the drain, you'll see he left a long shelf which will hold all of the soaps, so he doesn't have to build a niche.
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You're allowed to drain this shower into a 1.5"? I thought all showers had to drain to 2".
@@dardackhere old code wanted 2” now 1.5 is fine based on the number of shower heads.
@@dardackA lot of codes allow 1.5". 2" is probably overkill anyways because of low flow showerheads.
I have a raised range. could I do this with out opening up the floor for a 2nd full master bed bathroom? My home has two master bedrooms one up and one Downstairs. Currently the house has two full bathrooms one with a laundry room downstairs?? What’s your thoughts? Please
Did Oatey sponsor this video?
I worked for a GC through summers in college. What I learned is that every project is like this. People make mistakes, things aren't perfect. The skill comes in the knowledge of how to overcome those issues and fix mistakes and how to be creative. I love how real this is showing the steps and going through the process. It's not always pretty getting from point A to B, but the finished product never shows the anguish!
I like the idea of building benches with foam. The shower tray looks like way more work than a schluter or other foam trays. I do understand why you went with that system because of your drain issues. Thanks for the info. Always good to have another possible solution for a challenging remodels.
Jeff, I'm loving all the o 💩 moments you leave in, showing us that hay, You're just like us and make a few mistakes along the way. Doing this it gives your viewers the courage to tackle the unknown. Just keeping it real makes all the difference!👊🏻👍🏻
yep I agree
renovated my kitchen and painted the house with your help Jeff. The next project: a new walk-in bathroom - and I just know that with your videos in my back pocket, it'll be a success! Thanks!
loved it: " some rules are just stupid and meant to be broken"
You know it’s an upgrade when the drain pipe is ACTUALLY connected 😀
I was really holding my breath, waiting for him to forget that last connection...
Hey Jeff, you mention new on the market, but this whole arrangement is VERY similar to a setup you've been able to buy from Schluter for years.
As in, they sell a thick structural foam to go underneath their pans, and a drain that makes an immediate 90 to jump across the subfloor surface.
I had to do a VERY similar installation (minus the linear drain) because of joist locations and where I could cut.
Which is all to say... going to bet this is way $$ cheaper.
As a 1st timer bathroom remodeler, it was super easy to use in all the same ways you are doing here.
Waterproof, strong as wood, and easy to cut. That structural foam stuff in a shower is MAGIC!
Plumbing Engineer here; the dye in the primer or prime+solvent is there so we can confirm during our site inspection punchlists that the joints were in fact primed. If there is a pipe failure, again the dye allows you to know if the joint failed due to design error, or installation error i.e. who's insurance is footing the bill.
Hey Jeff I died laughing at the beginning when you had to go back to the store due to getting the wrong part. You don't know how many times I've done that ugh smh. Glad it's not just me. BTW be kind to yourself. Much love man cheers
One of the best pieces of DIY advice I've ever received - never work on your project when Home Depot is closed.
Jeff, I love your videos and also how you just keep the camera rolling if there are any issues or mistakes, people need to see them too, keep up the great content 👍
Thanks, will do!
Love the look of linear drains . I just had one installed in my shower only problem with them is if you do t clean the little drain every two weeks it will clog up easy
Depends on the brand. Some of them have flawed design - too many metal feet with sharp corners for the drain insert, which easily catches hairs and other debris. I bought and installed mine in EU from a reputable brand and never had any issues with clogging. Also, you shouldn't use 1.5" drain pipe for shower. Not over here anyway.
@@Visionist schluter kerdi is a reputable brand at least here in US. They make the drain trap holes to small hair always gets stuck in them. Especially when u live in a house full of women :(
@@Maatson_oh, I checked their website, now it makes sense. The drain insert has tiny holes. It’s removable tho, so can’t you go buy a different style insert?
@@Visionist lol you know I never thought to buy a different style insert never thought some one made one. I just clean it every two weeks or so. But I’ll look for the insert . Thanks .
I’m looking to redo my bathroom since i followed your videos to finish my basement finally. Im confident I can do it. Great series Jeff!
I like the whole drain system idea. Since I have a basement shower, it would probably be a nice way to give me the option to move the drain without having to dig out ancient concrete. Though I think even with the way this foam board works, I think I'd still rather have a prefab pan so I wouldn't forever second guess the waterproofing.
Its like homer Simpsons building a shower .
Thank You for having faith in us.
I started watching as a skeptic of that product. After watching. I think its brilliant. Awesome Video again!
That is a really interesting building material. I’ve never seen it before and I can already think of a lot of uses for it!
I have strong feeling it's something called XPS in Europe (Styrodur might be brand name). In general this is Polystyrene based product. It comes in different thickness so you can have it from 3mm (3/8 in) up to 100mm (4 in). Great stuff, works like charm + has great thermal coefficients.
It’s the foam they use for fake flower pots they just inject resin into it. Anyways it works great.
Glad you like it!I love it
Jeff, the way you make those measurements and cuts on the fly look easy. Cheers
Right!? When I’m measuring for a cut, I’m third-and-fourth-guessing myself constantly. It also doesn’t help that I have bad eyesight and have to get super up close to the tape to see the numbers. It’s come to the point where I’m heavily considering investing in a digital laser measuring tool…
Hi Jeff. Awesome job 👌. Great video's. Looking forward to the finished product. 👍
Thanks 👍
Use a circular saw to cut the foamboard type stuff. It's super easy to do and while it makes a bit of a mess it's so much easier and safer the mess made is worth it.
Nice work, Jeff! Have a cup of coffee, or whatever!
That's the same high-density foam that some brands of fake rock panels are made of and yes it's strong foam. I've found it cuts nicely with a skill saw, jig saw or hand saw. It also drills nicely with a forstener bit.
I am not sure what I just watched 😮
Better check code when I did my tub to shower conversion, code said you had to install a 2” drain line all the way to vertical drain pipe in wall, you can not do a reducer to 1-1/2!
I said the same thing, I did a lot of research before remodeling my bathrooms.
WOW that's awesome product on the shower drainer. Great job. Learning as you go.
I enjoy your commentary. I am so entertained by how much you sound like "Red" from "The Red Green Show." Your black & white inserts are reminiscent of "Adventures with Bill."
OMT for the down low flush cut on that pvc stub out
My father was a GC and when he first started, he had many learning experiences. When he didn't know how to do something (before UA-cam), he told me that he would to to the Lord in prayer and the Lord would put into his mind how to go about it. God is good!
I watched until the end. I love your work.
Our drains finally caught up to the aesthetic and functionality of European drainage systems.
Jeff, it's Looking great. This new product has given me same good ideas for my next shower... Something you may not have thought of in your videos is when you go to sell this place the new home owner can use this video to see just how well it's built... Great work! See you at Disney World...
If I had the money, I’d definitely redo one of the bathrooms with this product. Super light weight & easy to use. Like you say, just like wood.
I love that you showed your mistake. We all make them. : )
I found when doing plumbing is to just buy one of each fitting and keep the receipt. Then make friends with the return desk with quick and witty banter.
Fascinating that depending on what you want to do you have to call a plumber! Not the case in the UK, at least I hope so as everything was changed in my bathroom!
The slope to the top drain looked good but but the slope to the bottom drain, look like it was going uphill. Other than that what a cool idea.
I had my doubts but it really came together in the end
There are numerous systems out there that are very similar to this one. Thick two inch foam that can be utilized are a structural component, for example schluter makes one. If you accidently cut the already applied waterproofing at the factory it can be waterproofed over the cut again so it wont be garbage.
Yea, been working with Schluter product on my own remodel and they even have videos about extending their premade pans with dry pack if you need to. Kerdi system is all just 2" overlap all seams. As a DIY guy I'm paying for the as close to idiot-proof systems with pretty pictures in the instructions lol
I might have missed it but why use $50(?)-worth of foam instead of basically $0 worth of scrap timber/ply to make your bench?
Waterproofing
Great video! You definitely cut that one piece backwards though. Thats why you mentioned it works on both sides haha I was watching when you were lining it up. Great stuff brother!
I feel your pain daily! Keep up the good work!!
Foam to ya dome, Jeff renovated this home 🥳
Do shower drains get clogged like other drains that need a snake to be used? If so, how do these linear drains accommodate that ability?
we use this in greece for thermal insulation and its great
Great video! This foam board kit is mind blowingly good!
I love it!
Great channel, Jeff! You have helped me a lot through the years; thank you! The QuickDrain system is interesting. Please keep up your excellent work.
Good job on showing real world situations .👍🇨🇦
You could also use a piece of string to get low on that pipe and get a clean cut
Tell me more please
@@karensmith7094 you can buy a tool off the shelf that does the same thing but yeah, you take a piece of string and wrap it around the pipe, criss-crossing it and then you just pull back and f Roth with each hand. The friction from he string cuts through the pvc pipe.
The music added is so distracting. I appreciate all your videos without music so I can pay attention to you. Im in Alabama. LOVE YOUR STUFF!!!
So, you have had that constraption on youre head for days, and no footage......that must have been a fun moment.
Anyway looks like a great product and thank you again for a detailed video!!
Thank you! I wondered if I was the only one that noticed that.
Looks like the water is going to have an upward pitch...maybe open the floor up and get the bend of that 90 flush with the floor
I think you're right. It does look like an upward pitch from the drain. I hope I'm wrong.
I think it’s good.
There will always be standing water in that drain. And hairs getting stuck to the PVC that wasn’t reamed.
The long drain...that elbow...sits flush...
The elbow going into the ground is about an inch above due to where the jint was installed...1" pitch with 3 bends over the course of 1 foot...this wont be good
Even if he just cut a half inch around the pipe so he could get the 90 below the top of the plywood it seems like he could have got the right fall, and had enough pipe to get a good glue bond. The way he did it looks like it will be a problem.
Since when do you put your drain under the lip of the wall?
Since when you need to slap something together for your UA-cam channel, and you need to shoehorn in a product you’re paid to include in your project, whether it fits or not.
Yeah, I’m really curious how he’s going to waterproof and tile that… 🤔
That drain is going to leak irregardless of where it’s put. Thinset is not going to stick to it in the center or against the wall. Garbage product.
I could be wrong but at time 32:03 it looked like the pvc joint where you have the alignment mark on top opened up at the bottom slightly. If the glue was dry could that happen? I really enjoy your videos!
I googled how long does green PVC glue take to set and it says 15 minutes to 2 hours. Not sure if that's true but it definitely moved a bit.
Yep opened up :/
came to the comment section to see if anyone else had seen it - not sure if its bad, but I hope Jeff is aware of it
That’s 110% gonna leak Jeff 💧
I’ve been watching him for a few years his last few videos seems like he’s rushing everything 🤦🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
When putting in a shower in the basement, do I need to put down ply wood first? Or can i put the liner on top of concrete?
Im not a plumber but have done alot of plumbing to know you never glue together a fitting without holding it for atleast a few seconds or it pushes apart a little when you let go of it, and the first fitting you glued onto the new drain made me cringe when i saw it and all fittings after that were still bad but first one you didnt hold at all and i knkw first hand if you dont hold em they all push apart, just varies how much they push apart, not worth the risk to rush through a few extra seconds of only a few fittings to do. Honestly if you told me you never had one leak, i wouldnt beleive you for a second, with that technique youve definitely had some leak, and that in of itself, should of made you learn your lesson
I’m not even a plumber and this doesn’t look like it’s gonna work right…
Only thing I would do differently with the plumbing is get a straight pipe to run from the drain to the floor. And have it at a downward slope to the floor. Not that weird curve he put in. And using foam no matter what kind of plaster or sealant you put over it in a shower is crazy. I wouldn’t trust it to not mold with my life!
Very informative Jeff. Thank you!
How about adding a 1/4"? thick strip of foam to piece by back wall for sloping purposes instead of wet shimming?
29:43 I have real doubts about that half inch of product not breaking over time. I think it will fail. It certainly needs the tile over it with thinset to increase the strength.
Maybe a multitool is better and more precise than a big sawzall to cut a small pvc pipe
Idk about more precise. I've used a multi tool and they come out the same lol.
I've seen plumbers use a sawzall in other videos though.
You must have real confidence in your plumbing the amount of thin set you used around that drain. Wouldn’t want to repair that! In the UK we largely use push fittings instead of glue.
If mice can reach that foam, they will sherd it to pieces and make themselves a palace underneath the tiles. Speaking from experience :) Other than that, it's a good and practical material to use.
Great system, but when you measure for the bench height of 17”, did you take the 5” floor into account? I don’t remember hearing you say that.
Great job Jeff.
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I'm not a fan of the bench in the shower. When I had my shower redone I opted out on the bench and got a teak wood bench that weathers great and can be loved in and out for depending on your preference. Just putting this out in the universe for those that maybe want the option for a bench but also may want the extra room. I got my bench off Amazon for around $150
Jeff. Great video. Love your content. Wondering how you would mount a frameless sliding shower door to this foam curb. Most frameless shower doors require attaching a guide channel to the curb by screwing into it. Is that ok with this system? Or would it be better to toss the screws and just attach the guide channel with some adhesive or silicone? Anyone have guidance on this? Thanks!
25:07 I almost screamed.
Maybe I'm missing something, but it seems like nothing is said about getting the shower base to slope to the linear drain. I think he briefly mentions using a wet shim there, but how do you get that right. it's a pretty important operation. Or are those foam panels tapered? I am about to embark on a very similar shower installation (bench at one end, linear drain at the other).
GOOD attitude and good job.
Jeff,
What is a source for the foam tapered sheets? the Oatey website isn't east to decipher.
Totally enjoy listening and watching you- love the self catch oops and Oh well do it this way... shivering black bell thumbs up
i'm only 12 minutes in but I want to see that gopro angle jeff 😂
I’m at 10 minutes left and the ‘cranium cam’ has yet to be implemented.
Jeff, I'm confused. I don't think I saw any sloping done on the floor. Will there be a part 2 on this shower?
Thought so as well... but the top layer he put on is sloped.
I'm going to like this. I can already tell ❤
Me too….lol
Interesting system. I'm curious to see how it ends up and holds up. Looks like it has potential. Can thinset be used to fill voids like that without issue (like around the plumbing, crevices, etc)?
I didn’t quite get when the shower’s fall to the drain was introduced? The sub floor is level right?
Understand this!... Understand this!.... Me trying to cut crown molding on a multi angled ceiling! 🤯🤪
“704.1 Slope of horizontal drainage piping… the slope of the piping shall be not less than 1/4 inch per foot (2-percent slope).” No wonder you don’t want to pull a permit.
How are to going to waterproof around the edge and corner of that drain system?
Don't forget to fix the pipe you broke under the floor !😢
I don't know how many times I've said, "I'm just getting started, and a need to go shopping!"
Great video! Can you describe how you establish the floor slope from the bench to the drain - is the Oatey Quick Drain pre-sloped?
Where is the consistent joint measurement on your vertical corner joints... ? The difference between Amateurs and Pros. ?
Jeff, Did you glue your final connection?
The video I’ve been waiting for!!!!!!
I had one of these installed. Hated it. The long drain is more place for hair and grime to build up. You have to pop it out and clean it a lot more.
I have never used a 22 and 1/2 fitting. I didn't know they were manufactured.
Love the Styrofoam ASMR.
Great Vids TY. Im a little confused about the slope being created between the seat and the drain.??
Can you explain or give me a time mark...ty jimmy
I have no knowledge of ABS plastic. I didn't know it also needed ABS glue. I have worked with CPVC though, but that was back in the mid 80's when I re-piped the family's house.
Hi Jeff, long time viewer!!! We bought a house last year and was told that our subfloor is a robust decking rather than joists and plywood. As a result, the decking flexes and so tile isn't recommended as any self-leveler and tile grout will crack. Would this product work if we placed it over the decking for our shower? My gut says yes as this foam board is structural but wanted to see if you had any thoughts.
Can we use a tripod with the camera? I'm getting sea sick.
Very helpful video. Thank you.
Cold Lake , Alberta .
In the us we are required to prime the pipe before glue.
Yeah but no one will know either way lol
He mentioned he was using the special primerless glue.
You could also tell by the blue hue of the glue it was glue/primer combined.
very informative. great job
Great series this one.
I’m not a renovator, just watching for fun. I might be naive but I didn’t quite understand the bench area, I’d prefer having a storage underneath or removable bench there.
The problem with hinged chairs or benches is that they never match anything else in the shower, creating a solid bench means you can just tile it with everything else. Having a large floating bench (structurally secured to the walls with open space underneath) means you're gonna have to squat and lean over to grab anything underneath on a wet floor potentially leaves you smacking your head on the bench the one time you slip. The only floating benches I see are small ones, not any deeper than 12" from the wall.
If you look above the drain, you'll see he left a long shelf which will hold all of the soaps, so he doesn't have to build a niche.
@@AceEverett I really appreciate this long explanation, sounds sensible. :)