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  1. #1
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    Default My New Shower Mortar Base

    I have attached a picture of a shower base I recently made. This was the second shower base I had made, and I wanted to share a trick I used that made it easier for me. For my first shower base, I only put an aluminium angle around the external edges. However, I found it really hard to get a perfectly level edge around the walls edges, and it was also hard to ensure I was at the exact same level as the external edges. So, this time, I just stuck the aluminium angles all the way around! It made the job SO much easier.

    Also, I'd like to thank Mic-D for his great posts on doing shower bases. Thanks to him, I knew that I should make the mix very dry, which made my job 10 times easier than it was when I did my first shower base.

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  3. #2
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    hi mate about to screed my floor in my bathroom what height is the angle how did u fix the angle to the floor.i am going to put a shower screen in to the floor no hob does the screen sit on top of the angle or just to the side of the angle?whats the screed mix u use how many sand and cemment?cheers

  4. #3
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    Hi guys

    Did you know you do not actually need a shower base. You can have the floor all one level slightly tapered to the waste.

    I did this on my last reno. As I had no other floor waste any over flow will head towards the shower.

    Celeste

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