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Is that a linear drain/catch basin on the floor outside of the shower?

Heart and Soil Design
11 years ago
Love the practicality of eliminating a raised shower basin edge. Did you add a thin overflow drain? And how high is the stone lip (looks like it might be 1")
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Comments (4)

  • PRO
    Avalon Interiors
    11 years ago
    This photo is showing an odd perspective as that is actually a raised threshold with a wood base underneath. The drain is visible inside the shower floor. I have done numerous zero threshold showers using Acco linear drains. Sloping the floor to drain with a zero threshold was not possible for this project.
  • Aaron Roosevelt Martin
    10 years ago
    as
  • PRO
    Blueprint Global Media
    9 years ago
    Did someone ask if that shiny silver drain directly in the middle of that shower floor was a ... linear drain? Whoa
  • Tim Sonberg
    6 years ago

    Is it necessary to switch to a smaller tile in the shower to accommodate the pitch on a zero threshold shower? Or can you maintain a larger floor tile like the one in the above picture?

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