The shower floor was built up with a sand-cement screed graded to the drain, so water clears quickly without visible steps in the tile.
The threshold detail lets the bathroom floor continue into the shower without a hob.
Project overview
Water goes where it should — every time.
A walk-in shower conversion with a level-entry threshold, a linear drain and the floor tile running continuously into the shower.
Project scope
- 01Shower floor to falls
- 02Linear drain installation
- 03Level-entry threshold
- 04Waterproofing membrane
- 05Full-height shower walls
How the work is done
A controlled sequence, not guesswork on the wall.
Every stage is checked before the next begins — the finish is only as good as the work underneath it.
- 01
Assess the substrate
Check flatness, junctions, fixtures and wet-area readiness before the layout is committed.
- 02
Set out the complete room
Balance tile courses and control visible cuts, corners and transitions.
- 03
Fix and align
Maintain adhesive transfer, consistent joints and alignment across adjoining surfaces.
- 04
Finish and inspect
Complete grout, movement joints, silicone and a final cleaning check.
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