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Shower pans are used as the base of a shower stall and collect water while you are taking a shower. Most shower pans are acrylic or fiberglass and can be installed by following a few basic instructions and using the correct tools for the job. Shower pans will vary some from manufacturer to manufacturer, but the basic steps are the same. See Step 1 for more information. | Shower pans are used as the base of a shower stall and collect water while you are taking a shower. Most shower pans are acrylic or fiberglass and can be installed by following a few basic instructions and using the correct tools for the job. Shower pans will vary some from manufacturer to manufacturer, but the basic steps are the same. See Step 1 for more information. | ||
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#Let the caulk dry and check your seals. Recheck all drain components and seal them with caulk if recommended by the manufacturer. When you're installing any compression seals around the drain components, always use a blunt tool the push it into place. Never use a screwdriver or other sharp object, which can permanently damage the seal. | #Let the caulk dry and check your seals. Recheck all drain components and seal them with caulk if recommended by the manufacturer. When you're installing any compression seals around the drain components, always use a blunt tool the push it into place. Never use a screwdriver or other sharp object, which can permanently damage the seal. | ||
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== Warnings == | == Warnings == | ||
