Standing Water In Shower Pan

I ve had some contractors help me do the work.

Standing water in shower pan. I have removed all the caulk from the shower enclosure. How is the water supposed to drain from the liner. When i bought my home the shower pan tiling had been done completely flat and. New shower pan and shower enclosure installed.

I turned the water on today and i ve noticed a flat area about 6 8 inches from. When i am done showering there is still standing water. If this is a custom built shower pan the vinyl liner should extend more than 1 inch above the pan and there should be no standing water in that location. 5 dec 2010 messages.

Enough that it is not going to evaporate between showers with the rest of the floor. It has a tile floor for the shower when i am showering water fills about half the shower never leaves the shower area though. Discussion in plumbing and central heating started by rdblatch 5 dec 2010. Alos on curb of shower about 20 spots water did not dissolve.

We recently installed the solid swanstone shower pan cement board has been installed around it but no tile yet. Standing water in shower pan. However it is common for some shower pans to flex underfoot especially if a heavy user is in the shower. Please give me advice.

It is probably a matter of the degree of standing water as to whether it will be noticed in a home inspection. Should water spot just vanish overnight. Is there a way to drain the excess water without tearing into the ceramic tile floor. It is those 1 inch square tiles on the pan.

Toilet won t flush water stays in bowl easy fix solution siphon jets cleanout. I m putting a bathroom in my basement slab floor. The water is maybe 1 8 inch deep. I don t beleive it.

Demonstration of water not draining properly in new shower. How much water should be there. If there are no weep holes in the shower drain housing how is the excess water drained off the shower pan liner. 05 11 2016 10 13 pm 2.

I have standing water on my shower pan liner. Todd sponsored links. This may or may not be a problem depending on the design of the shower pan and the degree of flexing but in some cases severe flexing can cause stress on the drain fittings and may cause a leak around the shower drain in very serious cases a cheap brittle shower pan may even develop cracks in its floor surface. There were ten water spots that did not drain next morning they still exist.

Install told me that is normal.