Questions re: Building a shower
I'm building a shower in my basement. I've got to jackhammer out the concrete to move the drain because when it was roughed in the must have thought it was good to be able to put your feet in the shower while dropping a deuce. How far I can move the shower drain will probably be dependant on the amount of slope I can get from a potential new location to hook into the existing plumbing, I'm hoping to move it about 2'.
I want to build a walk in shower with no door, no curtain and no lip to step over. I talked to a couple people who suggested a prefab shower base but none of the ones I've seen look like anything I want and they're fucking expensive. So I'm thinking that since I'm busting out a bit of concrete why not bust out a little more. I'm thinking pour the shower floor to slope into the drain and pour about 1' stub walls around the shower to keep any wood away from the the bottom of the shower. Then frame on top of the stub walls and cover the whole thing with concrete board and tile it all.
So my question is, does this sound like it will work? Is there and easier or way better way?
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