INNER VISION: The almost-transparent shower features two showerheads with hand spray and thermostatic valves as well as a boxy bench. Carefully aligned floor finishes and a slight pitch make the curbless shower possible.
Master suite photograph that was part of an addition. Photography by Maxwell MacKenzie.
How much slope has this shower ? - How much slope has this shower? It looks quite a bit. I would assume close to 3 inches (7.5 cm) in a distance of 6 feet (1.80 m) which means it slopes approx. 4 % - Usually 3% are way enough.
If the drain is placed in the middle of a shower you won't notice the 3 to 4% slope that much like in this picture because the perimeter of the "shower pan - shower floor" is in level and the distances from the high points (walls) to the drain are way shorter (half of the length).
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3D-Tile-Design - Bertram Tasch
Maple Ridge, BC (Greater Vancouver)
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note high windows. My mother suggests this kind of window for the laundry room, since the garage has large windows on the west wall, which could carry over light into the laundry room. Parents laundry room has no window and the thing is pretty damn dark.