What are the steps to installing a shower drain?
What are the steps to installing a shower drain?
Tighten the drain base and then attach the drain cover. While these are the basic steps to installing a shower drain, you may find that the steps differ depending on the drain kit you purchase or the type of drain cover you select.
What are the different types of shower drains?
While there are many designs and colors to choose from, when choosing a new shower drain to install, there are two basic types: compression or glue-on. Although linear shower drains are popular and unique, they require a little more time and expertise.
Is there a drain trap under my shower?
Have contacted the installer & is coming next week to have a look. Trap does eventually drain. . . but not working as it should. Click to expand… Hopefully you will be there at the time, wouldn`t be surprised if there is a short length of flexi pipe under the shower. Not open for further replies.
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Do you need a drainage system for an outdoor shower?
If you install the shower on a wall of your house or nearby, you need to keep water away from the foundation. Local building codes vary about the disposal of wastewater; thus, you would better consult with the local authorities the regulations regarding the drainage system design used for your outdoor shower.
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Have contacted the installer & is coming next week to have a look. Trap does eventually drain. . . but not working as it should. Click to expand… Hopefully you will be there at the time, wouldn`t be surprised if there is a short length of flexi pipe under the shower. Not open for further replies.
Is there a flexi pipe under the shower?
Have contacted the installer & is coming next week to have a look. Trap does eventually drain. . . but not working as it should. Click to expand… Hopefully you will be there at the time, wouldn`t be surprised if there is a short length of flexi pipe under the shower.
What kind of putty to use for no caulk shower drain?
Oatey Plumber’s Putty is the most commonly used putty for No-Caulk Shower Drain installation – with exception of ABS which is explained in bullet 5 However, if the shower base is Granite, Marble, Quartz, Sandstone, Corian®, Plastic or any natural porous surface, it is necessary to use a Oatey Stain Free Plumber’s Putty
Why is the drain on my shower blocked?
Can anyone advise how to clean/ unblock the drain? The trap underneath the shower tray is more than Likely blocked due to insifitant drop there is shower tray traps out there designed specificly for low clearance that will help the waste flow away a lot better hope this helps get the builder/plumber, back out.
