Step by Step Instructions on Fiberglass Shower Pan Removal
By Mark J. Donovan
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Mark Donovan, of HomeAdditionPlus.com shows how to remove a fiberglass shower pan in this video. Removing a fiberglass shower pan requires a drill and drill bit, a flat bar, and a large common screw driver. The trick to removing a fiberglass shower pan is to drill out the rubber flange compression seal around the shower drain pipe. |
Once the rubber flange seal has been adequately drilled out, and any anchor flanges have been removed from the wall studs and fiberglass shower pan base, the shower pan should lift easily out.
For information on installing a shower pan membrane liner for a ceramic tile shower, see the Shower Pan Membrane Liner Installation eBook from HomeAdditionPlus.com. The Shower Pan Membrane Liner EBook will quickly teach you the step-by-step process for installing the shower pan membrane liner correctly. It includes instructions on framing the shower stall, pouring the pre-slope and shower base mortar, and installing the shower pan membrane liner.
For information on how to tile a custom ceramic tile shower, see the “How to Tile a Custom Ceramic Tile Shower eBook” from HomeAdditionPlus.com. This eBook will quickly provide you with step-by-step instructions on how to measure and install ceramic tile in a shower, including the installation of tile on shower walls, floors and curbs. It provides detailed instructions for every step in the process of tiling a custom ceramic tile shower and is loaded with instructional pictures!
See HomeAdditionPlus.com’s Ceramic Tile Calculator
Related Information
- How to Install a Handheld Showerhead Video
- Shower Mortar Pan Stack-up Video
- How to Install a Mortar Tile Shower Pan Video
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