This steam shower is cement poured with an in-line drain by Schluter/Kerdi for a no leak shower

For the best results of a no curb shower I recommend installing a Schluter in-line shower drain. This enables the installation of large format porcelain floor tile to be installed from the bathroom floor directly into the shower.

The under tile heated floor is from Schluter and is installed with the Schluter mat so that the wiring can be weaved throughout the bathroom floor.

This bathroom remodeling project includes a steam shower and under tile heated floors. The steam generator is housed under the shower bench. Thermasol is the steam unit.

Most new tile installations in bathroom remodels include porcelain tiles for the wall and tub tile installations.

After the cement is cured for the shower pan, the cement will be waterproofed with Schluter/Kerdi waterproofing membrane. RedGuard is also applied to the shower curb and walls.

When installing conventional sized Schluter shower drains we recommend sheet mounted tile. This allows the tile to follow the contour of the shower pan.

We were able to use the same tub for this porcelain tile installation. In this example the homeowner decided to keep the same layout.

This steam shower was tiled with large format porcelain which is the hottest trend in the industry with Europe leading the way. Tiles are increasing in size for new bathroom remodeling projects.

The homeowners decided to get rid of the framed in soaking tub opting instead to having a free standing tub. The tub sits on the new tile floor and the walls surrounding the tub are tiled with porcelain tile.

New free standing soaking tub sits on top of new tile flooring. A tiled recessed shampoo niche is installed for storage of bath accessories.

We expanded the shower back to front and side to side to the extent possible. The homeowner opted for a folding teak wood bench allowing for more standing room when the steam is not in use.