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A shower install is all about system continuity: water management, proper drainage, and clean transitions before tile ever goes up. This Shower Installation collection brings the key components into one place so you can build a complete wet-area setup without scrambling for the “missing piece” mid-job. You’ll find categories spanning drains and grates, waterproofing products and accessories, shower pans/bases and curbs (including curbless solutions), niches/benches, and sealants—plus smaller add-ons that support the details.
What’s in this collection
- Drains & drainage components: Options including linear and square styles, drain bodies, grates, and related parts so you can match the drain to the shower layout and finish goals.
- Waterproofing & system accessories: Waterproofing products and the supporting details (tape/corners/collars and other accessories) that help you seal seams, corners, and penetrations—the most failure-prone areas in wet spaces.
- Bases, curbs, and built-ins: Shower pans/bases (including custom options), curbs/curbless solutions, niches/benches/shelves, and sealants to finish changes of plane and transitions the right way.
How to choose
- Start with the layout + drain plan: Linear vs. center-drain style affects slope planning, tile cuts, and the overall look—choose the drain first, then build the waterproofing/base decisions around it.
- Pick a waterproofing approach you can execute consistently: Sheet or liquid workflows both work when installed to spec—what matters is continuity at seams, corners, and penetrations. Keep components compatible and follow the manufacturer instructions for cure times and overlaps.
- Curbed vs. curbless: Curbless looks great but demands tighter planning at transitions and floor build-up—make sure you have the right curbless components and detailing accessories before you start.
- Don’t forget finishing materials: Sealants are for movement areas and changes of plane—use them where grout isn’t the right solution for long-term performance.
Recommended Links
- Shower Drains — match waterproofing to your drain plan: Shop Shower Drains
- Shower Pans, Bases & Curbs — build the foundation first: Shop Pans, Bases & Curbs
- Benches & Niches — waterproof the details cleanly: Shop Benches & Niches
- Shower Installation hub — shop the full system: Shower & Waterproofing Products
- Setting Materials — thinset/mortars for install: Shop Setting Materials
- Grouts & Sealants — finish corners/transitions right: Shop Grouts & Sealants