@@Dtileandremodeling THANK YOU. this is how a curb is to be installed. Has mine sloped the outer way and water comes gushing out. Finally hired someone to fix it.
Hello and thank you for tuning into the video.Most tile stores will carry these 6"x6' thresholds.So find a local tile store or wholesaler like American Olean or Dal-tile
A solid piece like that makes it look real solid and probably adds to the strength of the curb. That will look awesome.
no doubt
Isn't the curb supposed to be slightly sloped inward toward the drain, so water won't collect? Why do you install it level instead?
Yes, It is level left to right and sloped in towards the drain.
@@Dtileandremodeling THANK YOU. this is how a curb is to be installed. Has mine sloped the outer way and water comes gushing out. Finally hired someone to fix it.
Is that bronze colored curb cap? I am looking for a source for a 6" x 60" shower curb cap
I have to replace my threshold, you think it’s fine if I just use liquid nails to glue it down?
No, you want a wet area approved material. Mix a small amount of thin set. You can use silicone, but you may trap water alittle.
Is that curb quartz and in your opinion what makes the best curb? Quartz......Granite or Marble?
good question. Tile or stone will work good. It just depends what you like the look of better. Make sense ?
Where do you find a threshold that long, I have 53" shower, I need a beige threshold can't find one anywhere.
Hello and thank you for tuning into the video.Most tile stores will carry these 6"x6' thresholds.So find a local tile store or wholesaler like American Olean or Dal-tile
I just bought one 74" x 6" at Floor and Decor $54.99
go to a stone fabricator.
Nice, but why install it first, it would be one of the last pieces I would install to keep it Nice
Depends. sometimes first sometimes last.