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Mirolin Belaire Acrylic 1 Piece Tub Shower. Left Hand Drain. High gloss acrylic with shiny smooth finish. 60” x 32-1/2' x 78”Vacuum formed acrylic reinforced with fiberglassScratch, stain and fade resistant high gloss finishSloped lumbar support16” deep bathing well with acrylic towel bar and 6 large shelvesAvailable in Right & Left end drainAvailable with whirlpool or jet air upgraded systemsWarning. As this is a large 1 piece fully assembled unit, it may not fit through some doors or hallways.

This is usually intended for new construction use. For branches that this is non stock it will be considered special order and non-returnable if it does not fit into place. If you require a unit for renovation purposes please see renovation unit BA604TL, BA604TR and BA604W.

Hipath opticlient attendant download music. I need some advice for installing and finishing drywall around a 4 pc tub/surround. The unit is a Sterling Accord, if that makes any difference.

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I am trying to do this if possible without disturbing the ceiling joint as the ceiling is textured. The walls are smooth, which I can do! Every one of these units I have ever seen locally, appears to be mudded over the flange right up to the finished surface of the tub, with no obvious caulk line. I have cut out the drywall to about 9' from the ceiling to leave me some room to feather my repair without getting into the corner.

It is a 60' unit and the 40y/o framing was roughed varying from 60-1/4 and 60-1/2 so some shimming was necessary. I am concerned about 2 things - the obvious tilt in the walls over the ends of the tub when I taper it out 1/4' in about 15-18' and,and two, the suitable method for finishing to the tub surround.

When I was at the plumbing supply, on the showroom side, I saw a similar unit where they had run baseboard up and around it instead of mudding it in, and it actually looked kind of nice. What are your opinions on that alternative?

If I used wood, and not mdf, and sealed the back before installation, and caulked well, it should work if I just butted the drywall to the flange and let the trim do the overhanging. Opinions please, but go easy on me! Re: drywall finishing around acrylic tub/showerLike BHD said. At the edge of the tub or if you had to go to the ceiling at the stipple you can get a product to tape to the edge that is called fast mask or clean edge in my neck of the woods. It is a piece of plastic that is at 90 degees to the tape that is removable when you are done taping. It keeps the surface that you are taping to nice and clean and it also gives your taping knife or trowel something to follow.If your tub surround has a lot of curves and such just flat tape it.

Re: drywall finishing around acrylic tub/showerWell, thanks to all that replied, the boss has decided to go with trim. Between the wonky framing in the house, the fact that the surround is 3/4 narrower in the back, I assume for remodeling ease? And everything else, we are going to miter the baseboard where it hits the tub (5' tub in 5' bathroom), go straight up the wall and miter and around the top of the surround and back down. Will use solid wood trim so no glue failures, seal the backside, and caulk the hell out of it. Should be interesting. Saw one at the plumbing showroom done this way and it actually looked very nice. Thanks again for everyone's help.

I hate rock in that place! Use hardy board and fiber glass tape with Mud. Don't forget 30 lb.

Tarpaper over studs behind this! Pick up' SETTING TILE BY MICHAEL BYRNE.' He's My menter. I take pride, and have 48 years experience.

TO many punky rot rock jobs being done each day! Do it once for a LONG lasting trouble free job. Good luck ToolTool that's the old way & it worked good.

It's easier, faster & better to put kerdi over the cement board then tile away. If you want to spend a lot money you can even use kerdi board. I also use epoxy grout & 100% silcone caulk. If you can't find the silcone in the color you are trying to match just take clear silcone & the color part of the epoxy grout & mix them together.