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Posted by Raider Bill on February 3, 2009, 11:01 am
> > I'm installing a fully tiled shower. I know that there are several
> > different products on the market and each manufacturer has its own
> > specifications to seal the joints. And no one at Home Depot can tell me
> > which one they sell or how to seal the joints. Does anyone know??
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> You may want to look at WEDIhttp://www.wedi.de/home_usa/products/fundo/fu=
ndo.php
> to see if there's a distributor of the WEDI system in your areahttp://www=
.wedi.de/usa/wedi_partner/representatives.php
> Their molded pans and wall system is bulletproof and almost "idiotproof".=
=A0I
> used a 4'x6' pan and drain assembly with 1/2" WEDI on the studs - simple =
as
> can be and is completely water tight. =A0Beauty of the system is you can =
carry
> the pan with one hand, and don't have to haul and mix bag after bag of
> mortar mix for a traditional pan. =A0And no, I don't work for them - actu=
ally
> had to convince the distributor to sell to me since thye usually sell onl=
y
> to contractors. =A0I studied the online installation docs before going in=
to
> see them, and the guy said I almost knew more about it that he did.....- =
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For a fact a mud shower pan is a bit of work and you need to know how
to mud it right so the water flows. I've never done anything else but
am open to something new on ny new house as "walking the dog" mixing
the mud sucks.
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> different products on the market and each manufacturer has its own
> specifications to seal the joints. And no one at Home Depot can tell me
> which one they sell or how to seal the joints. Does anyone know??
> -------------------------------------
> ##-----------------------------------------------##
> Delivered via http://www.thestuccocompany.com/
> Building Construction and Maintenance Forum
> Web and RSS access to your favorite newsgroup -
> alt.building.construction - 15545 messages and counting!
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