Shower curb width

last year

I have a custom 46" neo angle shower pan from KBRS. After framing I can fit a slightly larger shower. For neo angle showers I think every inch counts. I can easily make the curb 6" instead of 4" to gain an extra inch of space when the glass is installed in the center of the curb. Question is if a 6" curb looks too wide or other reasons not to do that wide of a curb?

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Patricia Colwell Consulting
last year
I see no reason to increase the size of the curb and waht with a custom shower not ordered in the proper size for after framing
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KT Builders
last year
A bigger curb does not get you a bigger shower. That’s just a silly idea.
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ci_lantro
last year
Doesn't look like KBRS offers a wider curb. Look at Tile Redicustom shower pans. You order a custom pan that that will fully fit the space--and specify a 2" or 3" wide curb. Which will yield you real extra space. Both from incorporating the room being wasted by a proposed 6" wide curb and by decreasing the width of the curb.

Tile Redi pans are way better than the foam puzzle piece shower systems.
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KT Builders
last year
Tile Redi is trash. Just ask any real tile professionals. Nothing but problems with them.
bearbev
last year
I would go with smaller curb so the glass stands out nicely. There's no function benefit by having a bigger curb and I imagine the curb will have a solid surface top on it.