Schluter Shower Part 3: Tile, Grout, and Caulk Selection

This video shares how to plan a shower remodel and what materials we used on our latest custom tiled shower.
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Here's the list of supplies we discuss in the video
38" x 60" Shower Tray (KERDI Shower T) -- amzn.to/2W4o8Di
48" Shower Curb (KERDI-BOARD SC) -- amzn.to/2Iwdvq4
ABS KERDI Drain (Stainless Steel Cover) -- amzn.to/2VkQf4p
KERDI-BAND Waterproofing -- amzn.to/2DA0KXt
108 Ft of KERDI (3 Ft 3' x 33 Ft Version) -- amzn.to/2IwdFxG
Gray KERDI-FIX -- amzn.to/2IujYlb
Shower Niche (KERDI 12" x 20") -- amzn.to/2Pkamdq
ALL-SET Mortar (White) -- amzn.to/2Va5AVh
Hansgrohe iBox Rough-In Valve -- amzn.to/2UwV3ik
S Pressure Balance Valve Trim (Chrome) -- amzn.to/2IPtHC9
Raindance S Shower Head (Chrome) -- amzn.to/2GpItN3
Shower Arm with Flange (Chrome) -- amzn.to/2IKK5Uj
Mapei Ultracolor Plus FA Grout (White) -- amzn.to/2Xs4eCH
Mapesil T Silicone (White) -- amzn.to/2Xs4iCr
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When planning a shower remodel on a budget it's best to pick the shower waterproofing first, then the shower rough-in valve, and finally the tile.
Don't make the mistake of spending most of your money on the tile, which is ultimately just a superficial layer over the waterproofing.
Set a budget and determine what shower system you'd like to use. For example, we went with Schluter's shower system for this small remodel.
Hansgrohe's iBox is a solid rough-in valve and we found the overall price to be very reasonable compared to other rough-ins from Delta, Moen, and Kohler. Plus the iBox is easy to install.
After choosing the Schluter System and iBox we then purchased the tile, grout, and sealants.
Watch our video to see what components we chose for this shower remodel on a budget