Refitting A Basement Shower That Has Concrete Walls

Designed to soothe both body and spirit this master bath features concrete vanity tops a concrete tub surround and concrete shower walls all integrally colored an elegant bone white.

Refitting a basement shower that has concrete walls.

We considered using a shower insert for our basement bathroom but since our shower stall wasn t a standard size we decided to tile it. The dos and don ts of waterproofing basement walls troubleshoot the causes and find the solutions to wet basement walls the sooner the better to maintain the integrity of your home. Tape a one foot by one foot square of plastic sheeting plastic kitchen wrap will do to the concrete wall in your basement with duct tape and leave it in place for 24 hours. While poured concrete is the standard for most residential basements today in some areas cinder block foundations still are the norm.

Therefore today we have a special treat for all. 15 bold bathroom designs with concrete walls. First chip the bumps cracks and dents on the concrete wall with a hammer. The floor is concrete as well trowel applied over a wood subfloor and sloped to eliminate a curb around the concrete shower pan which was cast in place to match the floor.

But lets face it nothing can determine the appearance of the bathroom better than the walls and its material and nature. The appearance of the bathroom depends on many things such as. Most jurisdictions require a 4 mil plastic sheet vapor barrier for basement walls against concrete. Then remove the tape.

These instructions will also work with a wooden sub floor. Or you can leave a 4 inch gap between the studs and concrete wall and probably get away with it. The concrete a surecrete design products gfrc mix was cast with a 10 by 10 scrim in the shape of corrugated steel and sealed with pearl in the finish to suggest metal. The appliances the layout the color scheme and stuff like that.

Being a masonry product cinder blocks are hard and structurally sound when the contractor reinforces them with steel and fills them with concrete or mortar. Use a flat scrap of wood to even and smoothen out the surface and let this dry for a few hours or overnight. We started with a sheetrocked shower stall and concrete floors. Kudrick explains that the shower pan is custom fabricated with a drain trough outside the separating wall to drain drips from the door back into the pan.