Questions and Answers for Tile Redi Redi Base 48 in. x 48 in. Single Threshold Shower Base with Center Drain and Polished Chrome Drain Plate

A:  If you have access from below, you can add more mortar, if not, you would have to pull the pan up an reset it.

A:  To set the shower pan, you must waterproof the subfloor and set it in a bed of type N or type S mortar. Use modified thinset to tile the shower pan.

A:  10-24 x 3/8 screws

A:  Yes as long as you have a drain that can be tied into.

A:  Yes

A:  No, our shower pans are made of PVC material.

A:  While we recommend using our Base'N Bench kit to ensure a proper fit, you can frame your own bench if you would like. Just make sure you waterproof all joints.

A:  3 inches

A:  The grout has nothing to do with creaking. If it creaks that’s because he Didn’t set the pan in a bed of mortar. So the pan is flexing when you step into it. Installers fault.

A:  I would think if the epoxy provided by the vendor was not used to attach the tile then the tile should be able to be removed without causing damage to the base. In which case you should be able to retile what would recommend using the epoxy they provide.

A:  The base can be retiled.