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Originally Posted by rfuerst911sc
Is your mind made up that you'll be replacing with tile again ? In my opinion any tile installation regardless of how well it is done is going to have problems down the road. Grout is always going to get grungy looking and eventually will leak. No one product is perfect but I'm a fan of the one piece or two piece fiberglass shower stalls. My house was built in 1986 and has two one piece tub/shower walls in fiberglass and they still look great. No cracks either. Last year I added a third bath in the basement, I couldn't physically fit a one piece ( framing was in place from previous owner ) so I installed a two piece shower stall. Piece of cake to install and only one horizontal seam which is very easy to seal during installation.
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This. At the very least go with a one-piece pan, either fiberglass or solid surface. You can always tile the walls if desired.
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