Thank you for watching! If this video provided value, Please "like" the video and drop a comment below. SUBSCRIBE if you want to keep up with the rest of the bathroom remodel progress! Next Episode is how to tile the shower pan. Time Codes Below: 0:00 - Intro 0:45 - Preparing the substrate 0:54 - Tools required 1:08 - Selecting and Mixing the Thin-set mortar 1:30 - Installing the Kerdi Membrane and Kerdi Band on the Shower Walls 3:49 - Applying the Water Proofing around the mixing valve and shower spout 4:38 - Cutting the Kerdi Shower Pan to size 5:11 - Installing the Kerdi Shower Pan 6:10 - Waterproofing the shower pan edges and corners 7:20 - Installing the Shower Drain 8:10 - Installing the Kerdi Shower Curb 9:09 - Waterproofing the outside corners 9:25 - Kerdi Shower Leak Test 10:22 - Video conclusion Thanks again for watching!
nicely done. I'm about to schulter the stand up shower I'm building, watching your video was very helpful, gives me some confidence I can get the job done
I’m doing the same with my half bath in my bedroom so I have somewhere to shit and shower when I rip out my main bathroom. I was going to buy a prefab shower stall but the kerdi stuff looks pretty user friendly and I’m gonna try it out! This will be practice for the main one. Thanks for the series!🎉
Good stuff! I'm currently in the planning stage of remodeling my bathroom. I have an oddly sized shower (relative to normal pan sizes) so this Kerdi system seems like a good "fit" for what I need.
How many kerdi showers have you installed? Have you had any issues? I just finished one and passed fllod test, just wondering if I should apply a liquid membrane over pan for extra precaution
I doubt the kerdi membrane would ever give up. As long as you taped corners and edges correctly, you will never have to worry. Stick to schluter instructions, this video is not doing the right thing
This is a great video, thanks for putting my mind to ease on my DIY project! My question I can't find the answer to anywhere is: can I set the membrane, pan, and curb on the same day or do I need to leave any dry time between any of these steps? Thanks again!!
You are the DIY GOAT. I am highly debating on doing my own shower with the kerdi shower system. My question is how many times do you get mad during DIYs? I tend to get mad frequently
I appreciate it! And it can definitely be frustrating, but I try my best to keep it together for most projects. What really annoys me is when I spend 10 minutes looking for the tape measure lol
Great video. I'm researching shower systems for a remodel and this was very informative. This quality content should have more subscribers! I love that your hands are covered in thin set. I never understand how all these dudes in videos manage not to get any grout/ caulk ect. all over themselves. Must be editing magic. Quick question: why did you choose the band instead of doing an overlap?
Thanks for watching and subscribing, Mary! Yea, I’m not the the ‘cleanest’ when I work haha And I went with the band because I think it’s a bit thinner than the membrane and helps prevent thicker “lumps” under the tile. BUT in hindsight, I think overlapping by 2” would have been fine - and WAY easier. Good luck with your project!
I noticed you taped and "mudded" (thinset?) the cement board before putting on the Kerdi Membrane. I saw another video where they didn't do that but instead just put the membrane over the cement board as is. Is there a right way and wrong way here? It seems to make sense to fill the seams of the cement board before putting on the membrane.
Implying this product has some magical warranty that will be honored if you use their thinset. LOL. And never once did I see a level come out with that shower pan.
Awesome video Andrew! Question: After installing the Kerdi membrane on shower walls, what kind of thinset should I use for installing 4 inch ceramic tiles? Modified or nonmodified thinset? Thanks!!
I see you've mudded the cement board seams with something? What was that? And is it really necessary? I have seen a lot of installs without these cement boards seemed isn't that what the membrane is supposed to do, is stop water? Please explain why you did that and if you think it's 100% necessary.. also is it okay to install the shower pan first?
I called Schluter/Kerdi and they suggested I use the smooth side of the Durock because the rough side has sharp, rough cement that may puncture and come through the thinset into the Kerdi liner. Hope I'm doing this right. Urghh
Thanks for the video. I’ve gutted an existing shower that was probably tiled in the 90s or earlier. What I’ve found is that the tile was set directly onto a dry mortar bed, there is a waterproofing membrane beneath the mortar bed rather than on top. The shower is a step down shower. I’ve dinged up the mortar bed pretty badly while removing the tile, but I don’t want to remove the old shower pan completely because it is quite hard. Could I just use this system directly on top of it after making the old pan level first? Also, was the kerdi band that you used 4 mil thick? It seems there are multiple options for thickness on Amazon and I want to make sure I get the right one.
Question for ya, fixing a customors tile shower. Previous contractor left a gap between and floor, home owner thinks it was the schluter system so she wants cement board down.... can i still use to schluter drain set up or shut i cut the drain and re do that too?
Great video. I need some help. My shower pan is missing the removable white center circular piece that the drain is set in. We lost it during renovation mayhem. Schluter doesn't seem to sell them separately. Do you know of a way to install the pan without that piece?
Great JOB! ONLY video I can find that is using Durock. So am I. Question? Did you tape your Durock joints with mesh? Looks like it but I can't tell. Also called Schulter and they said Durock is fine to use. But suggested I use the smooth side because the rough side , even with thinset may puncture the liner with all the sharp fiber edges.
Just wondering on the water test. I tested my pan and around the drain flange membrane aver the coarse of 24 hrs it grew darker and the darkness moved towards the drain like maybe water was seeping under the membrane. Have you seen this before? Thanks
Thinset is an adhesive. But reality is that thinset hardens and will form channels even with 100% coverage. However it is in line with Shluter's US warranty guidelines - and how it is most frequently installed. German standards require waterproofing on the seams, specifically Kerdi Koll (not sold in the US). It is best practice to use any ANSI A118.10 waterproofing liquid membrane on any seam that adhered using thinset alone.
The manufacturer's video shows you can install Kerdi membrane right over the regular gypsum drywall. Doesn't using the Kerdi membrane make the need for cement board unnecessary (and vice-versa)? Would drywall (cheaper and easier) with Kerdi membrane not work just as well for waterproofing?
One advantage about cement board I can think of is it's more rigid than drywall, so it probably won't be crooked or wavy if you just screw them into the studs straight up (probably?). Drywall will be crooked unless you shim the studs. But I'd say Kerdi foam board is just easier to work with and much lighter than drywall, so if one needs to shim or wet shim the substrates, might as well use kerdi board.
Hi! Great work and video! Do the curbs come sloped or pitched to the drain? It looks flat. Do you add your own pitch or leave it flat and why or why not? Thank you!
They come "PreSlopped". I never have done this before and did not think I could do a mud shower pan that is why I bought this Kerdi shower pan because it is already pre-slopped.
Question about the floor drain: would it be ok to construct the drain pan offset or should it be Centered? I ask as I’d like to put the shower where the toilet is and use that hole and relocate the toilet. Thank you.
I off set mine. But remember the pan is already pre-sloped so you should be ok unless you don't have enough of the pan to cover the area. I called Kerdi direct with my questions. They pick right up and answer all technical questions. They told we that you should use the smooth side of the hardy backer because the rough side might puncture the kerdi membrane and you will have a leak. Something to think about.
Hi Jack! I went with Durock since I was already using that to tile the walls. It's definitely a "belt and suspenders approach", but it can't hurt. Thanks for watching!
Covering the wall is critical for steam rooms. For standard shower, people only waterproof the bottom 12". Schluter will tell you to cover the whole wall to be on the safe side and to make u buy more, but I do think it's an over kill. I did cover the whole thing just for piece of mind knowing I overdid it.
Hi Matt - I went with the 1/4" x 3/16" V-notch for everything except the shower pan/shower curb bonding to the subfloor (I used a 1/4" square notch for those).
Does that waterproof collar for the floor drain come in a kit or with the pan? I can't seem to find that part in any if the product descriptions nor can I find it for sale by itself.
Hi Kevin, if I recall correctly it came with the kit. Here is the kit I bought: amzn.to/3CxPGah However, that collar doesn't seem obvious to me from the product description. I wonder if Schluter changed their installation procedure? Or maybe they just don't do a good job documenting what is included with the package?
@@AndrewThronImprovements thank you very much for the reply. I did find out from the kerdi website that it is included. It was hard to find information. My tile guy ended up saying the same as you. His was always provided with the pan as well. Great videos and that herringbone install looks awesome.
Very confusing because they say you need to use an unmodified thinset to apply schluter kerdi membrane to walls but Shluter All-set bag says it's a modified thinset!?!?!?
Hi Andrea - Link to the Bifold shower door is included in the "how to install a bifold shower door" video below: ruclips.net/video/0aPxJiYp3-U/видео.html Thanks for watching!
Hey is there a difference of installing the Kerdi to cement board vs a water/mold resistant drywall? Did you install the shower tray directly on the osb subfloor or did it have underlayment plywood over the osb?
You can install it over anything, most commonly they are fastened to studs 16" on center. Most would consider over cement board a waste of materials, but it is a more moisture resistant shower wall.
@@b3arwithm3 give it up. Drywall is a lot more thirsty than cement board. While approved, wouldn't use it in a shower. From schluter, suitable substrates:. "Solid backing - gypsum wallboard, cementitious backer unit, fiber-cement backerboard, fiber-reinforced water-resistant gypsum backerboard, coated glass mat water-resistant gypsum backerboard, Portland cement mortar, concrete, or masonry."
Lol what did he do wrong? You made a claim without providing evidence or a specific critique. You sound more like a hater. Seems like you’re mad that he’s providing information to those who’d like to do it themselves. I assure you, it’s not gonna take away from your business lol. Quit being a hater!
C'mon Jacob - you were so much more helpful on the Shower Curb vid 😂. Feel free to leave your experience in a comment. Especially if it can help someone else avoid a mistake. Cheers 🤙
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Thank you for watching! If this video provided value, Please "like" the video and drop a comment below. SUBSCRIBE if you want to keep up with the rest of the bathroom remodel progress! Next Episode is how to tile the shower pan.
Time Codes Below:
0:00 - Intro
0:45 - Preparing the substrate
0:54 - Tools required
1:08 - Selecting and Mixing the Thin-set mortar
1:30 - Installing the Kerdi Membrane and Kerdi Band on the Shower Walls
3:49 - Applying the Water Proofing around the mixing valve and shower spout
4:38 - Cutting the Kerdi Shower Pan to size
5:11 - Installing the Kerdi Shower Pan
6:10 - Waterproofing the shower pan edges and corners
7:20 - Installing the Shower Drain
8:10 - Installing the Kerdi Shower Curb
9:09 - Waterproofing the outside corners
9:25 - Kerdi Shower Leak Test
10:22 - Video conclusion
Thanks again for watching!
with a world wide shortage of Kerdi board and none on the way anytime soon, this was exactly the video I was looking for, thanks!
Glad it helped! Good luck with your project!
Keep them coming man, I really appreciate how you really go step by step and share each tiny bit of knowledge for each step. Good stuff
Thanks for watching and for the support on multiple vids. Good luck with your projects!
nicely done. I'm about to schulter the stand up shower I'm building, watching your video was very helpful, gives me some confidence I can get the job done
This is one of the best explanation on RUclips. Great video. Keep up the good work 👍🏽
I appreciate it! Thanks for watching and good luck on your project 🤙🏻
Geez, that looks like a LOTTTTTTA work!
I sure hope I can do it, because I certainly don't want to pay someone that many hours to do it for me 😂
This is one of the best how to videos on the Kerdi systems! This helped me a ton on my install! Thanks for the helpful information!
Glad it helped, Drew! Good luck with your remodel!
I’m doing the same with my half bath in my bedroom so I have somewhere to shit and shower when I rip out my main bathroom. I was going to buy a prefab shower stall but the kerdi stuff looks pretty user friendly and I’m gonna try it out! This will be practice for the main one. Thanks for the series!🎉
another excellent one ! All I have to do now to convince my wife to let me build a new shower is to show her this video xD
Appreciate the support! As you will see with this bathroom remodel series, there a ton of steps. But it is very doable. I say go for it 🤙
Good stuff! I'm currently in the planning stage of remodeling my bathroom. I have an oddly sized shower (relative to normal pan sizes) so this Kerdi system seems like a good "fit" for what I need.
I think Kerdi was definitely the way to go with my bathroom. A bit pricey, but probably worth it. Thanks for watching and good luck with your project!
How many kerdi showers have you installed? Have you had any issues? I just finished one and passed fllod test, just wondering if I should apply a liquid membrane over pan for extra precaution
I doubt the kerdi membrane would ever give up. As long as you taped corners and edges correctly, you will never have to worry. Stick to schluter instructions, this video is not doing the right thing
This is a great video, thanks for putting my mind to ease on my DIY project! My question I can't find the answer to anywhere is: can I set the membrane, pan, and curb on the same day or do I need to leave any dry time between any of these steps? Thanks again!!
You are the DIY GOAT. I am highly debating on doing my own shower with the kerdi shower system. My question is how many times do you get mad during DIYs? I tend to get mad frequently
I appreciate it! And it can definitely be frustrating, but I try my best to keep it together for most projects. What really annoys me is when I spend 10 minutes looking for the tape measure lol
i cant believe you used a swiss army knife bro!! haha! you did a great job tho!
Great video. I'm researching shower systems for a remodel and this was very informative. This quality content should have more subscribers! I love that your hands are covered in thin set. I never understand how all these dudes in videos manage not to get any grout/ caulk ect. all over themselves. Must be editing magic.
Quick question: why did you choose the band instead of doing an overlap?
Thanks for watching and subscribing, Mary! Yea, I’m not the the ‘cleanest’ when I work haha
And I went with the band because I think it’s a bit thinner than the membrane and helps prevent thicker “lumps” under the tile. BUT in hindsight, I think overlapping by 2” would have been fine - and WAY easier. Good luck with your project!
I noticed you taped and "mudded" (thinset?) the cement board before putting on the Kerdi Membrane. I saw another video where they didn't do that but instead just put the membrane over the cement board as is. Is there a right way and wrong way here? It seems to make sense to fill the seams of the cement board before putting on the membrane.
it's very helpful! Thanks a lot for your sharing. One question, Can I use the blue half inch drywall instead?
extremely well done. Thank you
You can pull any Kerdi shower membrane with 2 fingers, is delamination possible?
i installe da shower curb , then i decided to go with the schulter pan . can i install the shower tray with the shower cub already installed
Implying this product has some magical warranty that will be honored if you use their thinset. LOL. And never once did I see a level come out with that shower pan.
Awesome video Andrew! Question: After installing the Kerdi membrane on shower walls, what kind of thinset should I use for installing 4 inch ceramic tiles? Modified or nonmodified thinset? Thanks!!
Thank you so much for sharing.
Well done
Always a good show. Those Kerdi pieces are really neat and it looks to simple to install. How many bathrooms have you done with this system?
I see you've mudded the cement board seams with something? What was that? And is it really necessary? I have seen a lot of installs without these cement boards seemed isn't that what the membrane is supposed to do, is stop water? Please explain why you did that and if you think it's 100% necessary.. also is it okay to install the shower pan first?
I called Schluter/Kerdi and they suggested I use the smooth side of the Durock because the rough side has sharp, rough cement that may puncture and come through the thinset into the Kerdi liner. Hope I'm doing this right. Urghh
Thanks for the video. I’ve gutted an existing shower that was probably tiled in the 90s or earlier. What I’ve found is that the tile was set directly onto a dry mortar bed, there is a waterproofing membrane beneath the mortar bed rather than on top. The shower is a step down shower. I’ve dinged up the mortar bed pretty badly while removing the tile, but I don’t want to remove the old shower pan completely because it is quite hard. Could I just use this system directly on top of it after making the old pan level first?
Also, was the kerdi band that you used 4 mil thick? It seems there are multiple options for thickness on Amazon and I want to make sure I get the right one.
Question for ya, fixing a customors tile shower. Previous contractor left a gap between and floor, home owner thinks it was the schluter system so she wants cement board down.... can i still use to schluter drain set up or shut i cut the drain and re do that too?
Great video. I need some help. My shower pan is missing the removable white center circular piece that the drain is set in. We lost it during renovation mayhem. Schluter doesn't seem to sell them separately. Do you know of a way to install the pan without that piece?
Great JOB! ONLY video I can find that is using Durock. So am I.
Question? Did you tape your Durock joints with mesh? Looks like it but I can't tell.
Also called Schulter and they said Durock is fine to use. But suggested I use the smooth side because the rough side , even with thinset may puncture the liner with all the sharp fiber edges.
Question, where I live there is no access under the shower to see if the water drained correctly. Is there anything I need to do differently?
Just wondering on the water test. I tested my pan and around the drain flange membrane aver the coarse of 24 hrs it grew darker and the darkness moved towards the drain like maybe water was seeping under the membrane. Have you seen this before? Thanks
Hmm, I have not seen that. But I agree that it doesn't sound too good. Did you identify what the issue was? And where the leak was stemming from?
Thinset is an adhesive. But reality is that thinset hardens and will form channels even with 100% coverage. However it is in line with Shluter's US warranty guidelines - and how it is most frequently installed.
German standards require waterproofing on the seams, specifically Kerdi Koll (not sold in the US). It is best practice to use any ANSI A118.10 waterproofing liquid membrane on any seam that adhered using thinset alone.
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Why bother with durock under Kerdi? Isn't drywall cheaper, bigger and cuts like butter?
Great video. Can you list all the material used the video
thin set is NOT waterproof, so im confused why its being used as a "glue"?
I know this is a older video but how did you get your slop from outside to middle
Hi! The pan is pre-sloped straight from the manufacturer
What do you do at the top near the ceiling?
Wouldn't it make more sense to lay the pan first then the walls?
That would work too! You need to use the Keri band between the pan and walls anyways, so I don't think it matters. Thanks for watching!
The manufacturer's video shows you can install Kerdi membrane right over the regular gypsum drywall. Doesn't using the Kerdi membrane make the need for cement board unnecessary (and vice-versa)? Would drywall (cheaper and easier) with Kerdi membrane not work just as well for waterproofing?
One advantage about cement board I can think of is it's more rigid than drywall, so it probably won't be crooked or wavy if you just screw them into the studs straight up (probably?). Drywall will be crooked unless you shim the studs. But I'd say Kerdi foam board is just easier to work with and much lighter than drywall, so if one needs to shim or wet shim the substrates, might as well use kerdi board.
Hi! Great work and video! Do the curbs come sloped or pitched to the drain? It looks flat. Do you add your own pitch or leave it flat and why or why not? Thank you!
They come "PreSlopped". I never have done this before and did not think I could do a mud shower pan that is why I bought this Kerdi shower pan because it is already pre-slopped.
Can you waterproof the cement board Instead of using the membrane?
How many bags of thin set did you use for the shower?
Hi Dak - if I recall correctly, 3. Thanks for watching!
Bro how did you not make a video for the floating toilet 😢
Question about the floor drain: would it be ok to construct the drain pan offset or should it be Centered? I ask as I’d like to put the shower where the toilet is and use that hole and relocate the toilet. Thank you.
I off set mine. But remember the pan is already pre-sloped so you should be ok unless you don't have enough of the pan to cover the area. I called Kerdi direct with my questions. They pick right up and answer all technical questions. They told we that you should use the smooth side of the hardy backer because the rough side might puncture the kerdi membrane and you will have a leak. Something to think about.
@@liztaylor85139 thank you so much for taking the time. Cutting it offset will help a lot! And great tip on the backer! Thanks again!
Can I just use drywall with this system?
did you slope the floor of the shower towards the drain? if so, how did you do that? If not, did it affect the way the water drained?
The tray he used is presloped
Great video! 1) Why durock since kerdi membrane is already water proof?
Hi Jack! I went with Durock since I was already using that to tile the walls. It's definitely a "belt and suspenders approach", but it can't hurt. Thanks for watching!
Can I use Durock cement for wall
Question, is it okay to leave half of the concrete border wall and just replace the bottom half?
Covering the wall is critical for steam rooms. For standard shower, people only waterproof the bottom 12". Schluter will tell you to cover the whole wall to be on the safe side and to make u buy more, but I do think it's an over kill. I did cover the whole thing just for piece of mind knowing I overdid it.
Did you just use the v notch towel for the walls and the square for everything else?
Hi Matt - I went with the 1/4" x 3/16" V-notch for everything except the shower pan/shower curb bonding to the subfloor (I used a 1/4" square notch for those).
You didn't seal the drain to the plumbing with pipe glue?
Hi - I did. It may not have shown clearly in the video, but both primer and PVC Glue were used for the connection.
Did you use something other than all set for the band and the corners? It looks grey like regular thinset
Hey Matt - I used ALL SET for everything related to the Keri Products, just to be safe. Thanks for watching!
Is membrane not required on the shower pan? Great video!
It is, I think he forgot to record that part!
Question - how do you keep the water from settling in the corners?
Hey Olivia, the shower pan is pre-sloped toward the center drain 👍
💥Excellent work. 5:41 is that pan sloped to create the slope for the tile.?? 🤟🏼
yes, the prefabricated foam shower pan is always sloped towards the drain.
@@jw1731 I would hope so. Thanks
Does that waterproof collar for the floor drain come in a kit or with the pan? I can't seem to find that part in any if the product descriptions nor can I find it for sale by itself.
Hi Kevin, if I recall correctly it came with the kit. Here is the kit I bought:
amzn.to/3CxPGah
However, that collar doesn't seem obvious to me from the product description. I wonder if Schluter changed their installation procedure? Or maybe they just don't do a good job documenting what is included with the package?
@@AndrewThronImprovements thank you very much for the reply. I did find out from the kerdi website that it is included. It was hard to find information. My tile guy ended up saying the same as you. His was always provided with the pan as well. Great videos and that herringbone install looks awesome.
You don't have to waterproof all the way to the ceiling right? Only to the top of the showerhead?
Hi Matt, you are correct. I just went to the ceiling for the additional peace of mind. But I don't think it's necessary. Thanks for watching!
Did you use PVC cement on the drain flange?
Yes, PVC was used for all connections! Thanks for watching!
Very confusing because they say you need to use an unmodified thinset to apply schluter kerdi membrane to walls but Shluter All-set bag says it's a modified thinset!?!?!?
Do you have a link to the bifold shower door? Thanks!
Hi Andrea - Link to the Bifold shower door is included in the "how to install a bifold shower door" video below:
ruclips.net/video/0aPxJiYp3-U/видео.html
Thanks for watching!
Should this also be used for tile flooring on a plywood subfloor?
I recommend the Schluter Ditra product for tile floors. Check out my vid on that if you are interested: ruclips.net/video/wqqx5meNZS0/видео.html
@@AndrewThronImprovements I really appreciate your quick and valuable responses. I hope this channel reaches the moon.
@@Rayquesto appreciate it and thank you for the support!!!
Hey is there a difference of installing the Kerdi to cement board vs a water/mold resistant drywall? Did you install the shower tray directly on the osb subfloor or did it have underlayment plywood over the osb?
You can install it over anything, most commonly they are fastened to studs 16" on center.
Most would consider over cement board a waste of materials, but it is a more moisture resistant shower wall.
@@TenTwennyDollaBills you can do over anything at your own risk. Cement board is certainly not approved by schluter
@@b3arwithm3 actually it is listed as a suitable substrate. But again, it is a waste of material.
@@TenTwennyDollaBills it is not. You can call schluter support and ask. It sucks the moisture out of the thinset before it can cute.
@@b3arwithm3 give it up. Drywall is a lot more thirsty than cement board. While approved, wouldn't use it in a shower.
From schluter, suitable substrates:. "Solid backing - gypsum wallboard, cementitious backer unit, fiber-cement
backerboard, fiber-reinforced water-resistant gypsum backerboard, coated
glass mat water-resistant gypsum backerboard, Portland cement mortar,
concrete, or masonry."
You didn't show how you connected the Kerdi drain to the waste pipe/trap in the floor.
Just PVC primer and Glue from the basement!
I think it's better to overlap the membrane
That could be true - I will likely try that approach next time. Thanks for watching!
Good Lord. The music. Wtaf?!
Wrong trowel man. Use a 1/8x1/8 square notch next time. It's much cleaner with less "flattening" required.
You missed one step when you installed the curb.
There is no need to put cement board on walls. Standard sheetrock is the proper way to install kerdi membrane.
Or.... Green board
@@RigginTheRod010 that works too. This shower likely gonna fail with the membrane peeling off in few years
You handy man are the ones give tile installer a bad name. Cause never done right
Lol what did he do wrong? You made a claim without providing evidence or a specific critique. You sound more like a hater. Seems like you’re mad that he’s providing information to those who’d like to do it themselves. I assure you, it’s not gonna take away from your business lol. Quit being a hater!
Log off moron.
Butchered job...
C'mon Jacob - you were so much more helpful on the Shower Curb vid 😂. Feel free to leave your experience in a comment. Especially if it can help someone else avoid a mistake. Cheers 🤙
Troll. He did the install to manufacturer spec. If he needed to exercise his manufacturer warranty, Schluter would have no excuse.