stand alone vs. alcove tub?
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Comments (9)I've done showers that had all kinds of windows. I'm not saying it can't be done. BUT. be aware there's a risk associated with it. <a href="http://smg.photobucket.com/user/Bill_Vincent/media/Flaherty033.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img src="" border="0" alt=" photo Flaherty033.jpg"/></a> <a href="http://smg.photobucket.com/user/Bill_Vincent/media/Allen120.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img src="" border="0" alt=" photo Allen120.jpg"/></a>...See MoreWhirlpool Stand Alone Tub
Comments (0)How do you access the motor in these type tubs vs the drop in type whirlpool tubs?...See MoreDo solid stone alcove tubs exist? Cast Iron vs Acrylic vs One piece
Comments (21)It looks like you want a tub that is wider, longer and possibly deeper than your current one. There is a good chance that you will need a larger conventional water heater or an on-demand water heater to fill it properly. If you use a pocket door anywhere, be sure it is a solid core door to reduce sound transfer. If this were my bathroom, I'd remove the closet but leave a partition wall against which the door would open. Then I'd move the toilet far enough toward that wall to put a new tub roughly where the current one is. I'd put any money saved on extensive channeling toward a Toto Neorest toilet....See MoreTub Leveling: Mud vs Self-Leveling?
Comments (9)@Avanti Respectfully, you have missed part of my inquiry. Per my three questions posed in the original post, I am considering using self-leveling to address the slope in the floor before setting the tub. Therefore, again, have you used self-leveling over OSB, and if so, what brand did you explicitly use? I am seeking alternatives to afford myself multiple options. If the answer is “No”, that’s fine. Although, please let's stay on topic We're getting further away from my original post when I am also not requesting instructions (see original post) but rather recommendations for alternative products (explicit brand names) based on one own’s experience that are OSB-friendly - provided options seem limited. Note: As mentioned in my original post, the only lightweight OSB-compatible self-leveling that I could identify - whether at Home Depot or otherwise given I have searched brands sold at Big Box stores, smaller local or regional retailers, and online-based retailers - including brands like Laticrete - and even communicated with an array of manufacturing reps - is by Custom Building Products....See MoreKathy Furt
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