Can You Use Spray Foam Under A Shower Pan at Michael Bolger blog

Can You Use Spray Foam Under A Shower Pan. The only possible solution would be to use expandable foam sealant if there is access to the underside of the shower pan to provide support, but it should be used with caution. I used spray foam to stop a flexing, creaking fiberglass shower enclosure floor. The expanding type will do as redwood says. It sits on a slab. Evidently the builder didn’t use a material under the shower floor. If you are going to use spray cans of foam get the kind that does not expand. That was 15+ years ago and it’s holding up just fine. I installed a shower unit using spray foam under the base to provide extra support. Just make sure that you use a. Shower pans have weight limits.

Shower pans have weight limits. That was 15+ years ago and it’s holding up just fine. Evidently the builder didn’t use a material under the shower floor. Just make sure that you use a. I installed a shower unit using spray foam under the base to provide extra support. The expanding type will do as redwood says. If you are going to use spray cans of foam get the kind that does not expand. The only possible solution would be to use expandable foam sealant if there is access to the underside of the shower pan to provide support, but it should be used with caution. It sits on a slab. I used spray foam to stop a flexing, creaking fiberglass shower enclosure floor.

How To Install Shower Kit Base at Glenda Johns blog

Can You Use Spray Foam Under A Shower Pan The only possible solution would be to use expandable foam sealant if there is access to the underside of the shower pan to provide support, but it should be used with caution. I used spray foam to stop a flexing, creaking fiberglass shower enclosure floor. The only possible solution would be to use expandable foam sealant if there is access to the underside of the shower pan to provide support, but it should be used with caution. That was 15+ years ago and it’s holding up just fine. I installed a shower unit using spray foam under the base to provide extra support. Shower pans have weight limits. It sits on a slab. The expanding type will do as redwood says. Evidently the builder didn’t use a material under the shower floor. Just make sure that you use a. If you are going to use spray cans of foam get the kind that does not expand.

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