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I’m replacing a old (about 35-40 yr. old) steel three-sided shower. The problem is, it is 28″ 28″. They don’t seem to make ’em that size anymore. I can’t go bigger without major structural modifications. Any ideas on where to find a 28 28 shower?
The old pan (steel) is still usable, I think. It was connected to the 2-inch drain with a lead and oakum seal. -
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I’m replacing a old (about 35-40 yr. old) steel three-sided shower. The problem is, it is 28″ 28″. They don’t seem to make ’em that size anymore. I can’t go bigger without major structural modifications. Any ideas on where to find a 28 28 shower?
The old pan (steel) is still usable, I think. It was connected to the 2-inch drain with a lead and oakum seal.
Not knowing the area of the planet your on I can only tell you in this part of the world a shower cannot be less then 900 Squaire inches (30 30)
Best bet is to have a skilled plumber make you a lead shower pan using 4 pound per Sq ft sheet lead with 6″ lips
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