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   user-104431 | Feb 07, 2006 08:40pm | #1

   Not quite sure what you mean by the difficulty is the size. You can make any size shower you want with a pan and tile walls & floor. The harder part maybe draining the water if you have no access to the septic/sewer line. May have to install a pump to get rid of the wastewater

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   user-104916 | Feb 07, 2006 10:07pm | #2

   Thank you for your reply.  I have never tiled before and hiring it done appears a rather expensive venture - considering I had hoped to find a pre-fab unit.  I am not opposed to doing the tiling myself (hoping I could get that drain pain done properly) but hoping there may be something I am simply not aware of presently.  The bathroom is already plumbed, including a pump for the sewage pump. 

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   aimless | Feb 07, 2006 11:09pm | #3

   You're not looking for that unusual of a size for prefab - have you done a search of google or froogle?

   http://www.russiansauna.com/shower_enclosures.asp?product=31WB

    

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   user-104916 | Feb 08, 2006 12:47am | #5

   A bit more expense than I was hoping to find but it may be my most reasonable option.  Thanks!

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   user-104431 | Feb 08, 2006 12:30am | #4

   You could get a 36" fiberglass unit in there at the minimum. You may even be able to find a 40" wide fiberglass unit. Lots of stuff out there 

   Edited 2/7/2006 4:31 pm ET by Vt Lab