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I recently demo'd a 1 piece fiberglass shower/tub combo unit from 1961 and want to replace it with a new tiled tub/shower. I plan on building the curb with 2 rows of concrete block (approx 15" high) and want some advice on how to install the drain to accommodate the built-up shower pan (rubber liner) and the corresponding overflow pipe connection. Is the existing 1-1/4" line sufficient for shower drainage or should I convert all to 2". I am not sure how to proceed. Any help/advice would be welcome. Jeff
 

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I never made a concrete tub---However look at the schluter drain and look at Latacrete--Hydroban.

Let's see if anyone here ever tiled a tub.
 

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Agree with Bud, post confusing.
Are you putting in a tub with an integrated shower?
Is a stand alone shower replacing the tub?
What's 15" high?
 
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