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Where is the shower drain?

5 years ago

I am a contractor and love the curbless showers although i don't like the drain against the wall because it can build up standing water being not enough pitch.

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PRO
Fairview Custom Homes
5 years ago
Hello! The linear drain sits directly in front of the freestanding tub. If you zoom in, you can see how the shower drains to the back.

Thank you!

Fairview Custom Homes, LLC
Josep Graziano thanked Fairview Custom Homes
Josep Graziano
Original Author
5 years ago
OK, Now I see the drain although with that large tile I cant see the pitch being efficient on all four sides of the drain without a small pool of water at the corners somwhere.I guess thats the trade off of having those attractive large tiles instead of a small mosaic where the pitch can be more established. Please give me your thoughts? Thank You ! Custom Creations Tile & Marble
Josep Graziano
Original Author
5 years ago
Dont Get me Wrong , I LOVE LOVE this Bathroom!
PRO
Fairview Custom Homes
5 years ago
Hello Josep, thank you, we and the clients LOVE this home too. Our tile installers and subcontractors are experts and the best in their fields. The pattern in which the tile was installed ensures that no water would pool anywhere in the shower, as well as several intricate slopes that lead to the linear drain. After our clients have resided in their home, there have been no complaints!

Thank you again!

Fairview Custom Homes, LLC

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