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Posted by on October 27, 2006, 4:04 pm
Thanks verivin,
Your response is what I needed. I had a mental block; I should have
thought of your suggestions.
Steve
On 26 Oct 2006 23:06:46 -0700, verivin@yahoo.com wrote:
>stevethompson@mindlessspring.com wrote:
>> I have a brand new one piece fiberglass shower stall (it was free)
>> that I was going to install in my shop (concrete floor). The drain
>> pipe is already installed in the slab. I can't figure out a method to
>> confidently connect the pan drain assembly tail pipe to the drain
>> pipe. Is it possible, or is there a pan drain assembly that can be
>> assembled from the topside?
>> TIA
>> Steve
>I installed a fiberglass unit a number of years ago, and as I recall,
>it was just a matter of gluing (assuming you're working with plastic) a
>fitting onto the pipe coming out of the floor (female thread up). I
>then placed the shower over the pipe and screwed the drain
>(http://www.bcplbg.com/images/Flyer/Mar2006/No-Calk_Drain.gif) into it.
>Here's a Q&A dealing with installation on concrete that might help:
>http://www.terrylove.com/forums/archive/index.php/t-14.html
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> that I was going to install in my shop (concrete floor). The drain
> pipe is already installed in the slab. I can't figure out a method to
> confidently connect the pan drain assembly tail pipe to the drain
> pipe. Is it possible, or is there a pan drain assembly that can be
> assembled from the topside?
> TIA
> Steve