[reit38]

So I tore out the old shower which consisted of 1in tiles on the concrete and this was the drain. What will be the easiest/best way if I want to put a shower pan in.

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[karoc524]

I don't know but I do want to know, I will be building my shower this time around. No more kits but I suggest checking out some Youtubes lots information

 

[dj3]

When I do a new shower, I replace the P trap too, by cutting the concrete and removing the old trap.
I bring up the drain to fit in the new pan flange and install a thick gasket like: Jones Stephens Gasket to Make 2" Shower/Floor Drain No Caulk - available in plumbing stores - to seal the flange. This way I know it's done to code.
This brand is not the only brand around.
You must do things correctly to avoid future troubles.
Depending on your ability, if you doubt you can do it, get a pro.

 

[reit38]

What do you do about the cleanout tho?

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[reit38]

After looking at the drain aging, the bottom is actually threaded. Depending on where my new drain is located

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