Nashkov Group Construction LLC renovated the pan in this existing tiled shower. The old base was removed, the lower wall sections were opened, and the pan area was prepared for a new tiled finish. Light hexagonal mosaic, a square drain grate and a matching beige curb bring the renewed base together with the surrounding shower tile.
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The shower overview
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The earlier pan against the existing wall tiles, followed by the renovated base and coordinated lower-wall finishes.
The shower pan
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The earlier pale shower pan is followed by a closer view of the new mosaic floor, square drain grate and beige curb.
Move the sliders to compare the starting shower and pan with the new tiled base. The photographs below follow removal, preparation and the completed mosaic and curb.
Work included
Removal of the existing shower enclosure for access and removal of the old pan.
Opening the lower wall sections around the base.
Shower-base, drain-area and wall-to-floor transition preparation.
Light hexagonal mosaic shower-floor tile.
Tile finishing at the lower walls and shower curb.
Completed drain-grate and threshold details.
The work, step by step
Follow the original pan, the opened floor and lower walls, base preparation and the finished tilework. Select a photograph to view the full image, then browse with the arrows, keyboard or a swipe.
Stage 01
The original shower and pan
The starting shower had a pale molded base, a raised front edge and a gold-colored glass enclosure. Beige wall tiles and corner shelves defined the shower above the pan.
The initial views show the original enclosure and then the pan with the enclosure removed, establishing the reference for the replacement base.
Before: the existing shower with its pale molded base and gold-colored glass enclosure.Before: the original shower pan after the enclosure was removed, with the earlier drain and raised front edge visible.
Stage 02
Removing the old base and opening the lower walls
The old shower pan was removed, and the lower wall sections around it were opened. The photographs show the exposed floor and drain opening from two angles.
This opened the base area for the rebuilding work while the upper tiled walls remained in place.
During removal: the old shower base and lower wall sections opened to expose the floor and drain opening.A front view of the exposed shower floor and lower wall areas after the old base was removed.
Stage 03
Preparing the new shower base
The shower-base area was rebuilt and prepared for tile. The preparation views show the pan surface, drain opening and lower-wall transitions before the finished covering.
The front edge and wall-to-floor areas were part of this preparation, connecting the new pan with the surrounding shower surfaces.
The new shower-base area during preparation, with the drain opening and lower-wall transitions visible before tile.A closer preparation view of the pan surface, drain opening and surrounding lower-wall sections.
Stage 04
Finishing the mosaic floor and curb
Light hexagonal mosaic tile was installed across the shower floor, with a square drain grate set within the layout. The curb received a beige finish that coordinates with the tiled walls.
The final views show the renovated shower base and the completed lower-wall tile details. A wider view connects the pan with the rest of the existing shower, while the close-up shows the mosaic, drain and finished threshold.
After: the renovated shower base with light mosaic tile, a finished beige curb and the tiled walls above.After: the light hexagonal mosaic shower floor, square drain grate and matching beige curb.
Renew the base of your shower.
Planning to replace an older shower pan or renew the shower floor and curb? Send Nashkov Group Construction LLC photographs of the existing shower, your property location and the changes you have in mind. We can discuss the scope, finish options and an on-site visit.
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