Where can I find Corian shower pan near me?
Susan Liles
5 years ago
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Replacing tub with shower pan/base -- must be custom made?
Comments (0)Hello all, In our current bath remodel we are planning to replace the bathtub with a shower with sliding glass doors. I measured my tub to be a 60"x30", and visited a bath showroom where the rep told me that they are typically 60"x32" with 2" going inside the wall. I found several 32"x60" shower bases (Corian/swanstone etc) with a side drain on the internet. (My tub has a left side drain and I could find them at several internet stores that sell bath fixtures. My question is, are they standard enough to be used to replace the tub or should I take any other tub measurements and compare for compatibility? Thanks in advance! Also please do let me know if anyone has used other good brands with similar quality as Corian/Swanstone. I am in SF Bay Area, and if anyone here knows businesses that make/sell them then I would love to hear about experiences....See MoreCorian shower base?
Comments (40)It's 2020 now, I am looking at putting a dark brown color custom sized Corian shower floor in with my remodel. Are you all still loving yours? Do they get discolored with soap scum or shampoo residue? Did your fabricator slope them to the drain in your shower? Any other installation advice before I make the purchase? Thanks...See MoreHow do you feel about solid surface (Corian) shower walls vs tile?
Comments (117)Hi, anyone from Vancouver Canada? I have been trying to find a source for a Corian solid surface shower pan but am having a difficult time finding one. I've called a few bathroom supply stores and went to a few Home Depot and they only have the ugly acrylic ones and only in white, Corian.com does not even mention this type of product so why is that? If it's such a great product why wouldn't they advertise it?...See More2020 info needed on shower pans
Comments (25)I just found this info regarding The Onyx Collection. I know Corian uses something different, but I don't know the difference as far as durability. Onyx Collection: "63% of our products is a hydrate crystal--Al2O3+3H2O. Alumina is also the main ingredient in Corian© and all "solid surface" products. The main ingredient in our product (alumina trihydrate) is in roofing materials and the plastics inside automobiles to slow flame spread and as a smoke retardant. It is in the plastic coating on the wiring in your home (in a much smaller percentage). Different than Corian: Our other 37% is a special polyester resin we developed over the last 22 years (and continue to improve) to get the properties which allow us to say "Yes, Guaranteed Forever". We all try to get properties which make our products work best for our applications. Our application is the bathroom. We believe our resin serves this purpose well. Corian© uses acrylic resin, others use various blends of polyesters or modified acrylics. We prefer our resin for our products and it serves us well. We use cultured marble type molds to cast our products. The solid surface industry casts sheet goods and fabricates their products. The cultured marble industry uses calcium carbonate as their main ingredient. Our Gloss finish does have a gelcoat on the surface (about 15 mils) similar to cultured marble. Our Gelcoat is ISO-NPG. ISO-NPG gelcoat is a tight molecule--very resistant to water penetration. Our Matte finish does not have gelcoat on the surface. We use a different blend of resin for Matte. Our products are real hybrids. The resin in the matte finish--we substitute 30% of the normal ortho resin with ISO-NPG resin. This increases the ability of the product to resist moisture penetration. This is necessary without the ISO-NPG gelcoat coat which is on our gloss products. We achieved our Matte Finish "look" by lightly sanding the panels and then applying a permanent sealer to the surface. There is little to no shine on Matte Finish Panels. Many colors are available in a Matte. " So, I could get a matte base instead of glossy, but they do not have many colors. Only 17 matte colors. Top is Snowswirl. It is not listed in either the glossy or matte. Will call tomorrow to check for gel coat. Middle is White matte. Bottom is Platinum matte....See MoreSusan Liles
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