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   Ron_Rosa | Feb 12, 2001 06:28am | #1

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   I have heard of a number of products used for custom pans such as epdm roofing,fiber glass,and polar systems roofing.

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   Ralph_Wicklund | Feb 12, 2001 06:38am | #2

   *??What is it, specifically, about the drain location that precludes the use of standard shower pans?

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   Tim_Kline | Feb 14, 2001 06:32am | #3

   *b WBA At Your ServiceSteve, Check out or make your own with shower pan liner material available from your local professional tile supplier. One trade name is chloralloy.

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   Grant_Logan | Feb 18, 2001 02:45am | #4

   *I have fabricated several custom pans from copper. Any decent sheet metal shop should be able to do the job.

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   Daniel_Casey | Feb 18, 2001 07:57am | #5

   *Taunton's Setting Tile book is a good source.I used it to help with the shower in our new house.But, after watching the TileRedi video, I did it the conventional way, I would go with TileRedi.The only problem I see is that it's offered in a limited number of sizes, so this may not fit your application.

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   John_Lazaro | Feb 18, 2001 09:56pm | #6

   *If you like solid surface materials, you can try your local Man-made marble suppliers, countertop manufacturers, even my Jetta tub dealer makes them.Good Luck,John

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   Steve_Hughes | Feb 18, 2001 09:56pm | #7

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   I am putting in a Shower in the basement and the drain location is such that standard shower pans will not work.

   Is there a source for a custom made pan or does anyone have ideas on how to make my own ?