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Door In Shower

10 years ago

How does the exterior door keep water in and keep water out since the threshold usually drains to the exterior? I would like to do something like this in our house, but haven't figured out how well this will work. Thank you

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Fautt Homes
10 years ago
You have to use a fiberglass door and make sure it is set correctly. Under the door it has piece that seals it from both ways and the tile/floor is angled toward the drain so the water drains that way.
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sakason
10 years ago
would a vinyl door work just as well?
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Love the pebble tile! Gorgeous bathroom design!
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I have not used a vinyl so I am unsure.

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