How To Build A Mortar Shower Pan - Dry Pack Shower Pan Installation

[@shapuraliyari9486]

Fantastic work, thanks for sharing.

[@simonproatl]

Thanks for watching :)

[@SEPNWMAN]

No pre-slope?

[@simonproatl]

I guess you haven't watch other videos :)

[@thelog86]

The drypack was presloped, I've watched ALOT of pan videos this is the best one there is multiple layers of protection, I know the pan that was put into my shower is going to leak, fortunately it takes a long time to show up, and we don't use that shower very often at all maybe 2x a week tops

[@simonproatl]

@@thelog86 Use a good tile sealer. I might give you some protection. Silicone corners with silicone that matches your grout.

[@LuisStark-e6f]

Wall is supposed to go before mud bed

[@simonproatl]

Yes

[@curtisprice7133]

I got my pre-slope in a couple of days ago. I’m doing the pan liner today. I’m following your video. After the dry pack is down, how long do you wait to put the water proofing around the pan edges? Then I assume a day later it would be ok to set the cement wall board? (3/4” above the dry pack since my tile are almost 1/2” thick)

[@simonproatl]

@@curtisprice7133 You want to do it after pan dries. After installing cement boards you can apply another coat when you waterproofing cement boards. Good luck with the project. Thanks for watching :)