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Level Shower Pan With Spray Foam. I used spray foam to stop a flexing, creaking fiberglass shower enclosure floor. Spray foam floor, set and level pan/tub, screw fins to studs and fill with water. If you don’t have access to spray foam under your pan then it looks like you can drill holes in your subfloor just below the pan and. I followed the instructions on my acrylic shower pan. We always apply a liberal amount of low expansion spray from under the entire shower pan. I put down a bed of mortar underneath and used a few shims. Works every time, solid too. Don’t use low expansion foam….you need thin set so the pan will feel solid when standing in shower….foam will have “flex” Evidently the builder didn’t use a material under the. Dry fit everything make sure it's perfectly seteverything is shimmed up to make it. That was 15+ years ago and it’s holding up just fine.

That was 15+ years ago and it’s holding up just fine. Dry fit everything make sure it's perfectly seteverything is shimmed up to make it. I put down a bed of mortar underneath and used a few shims. Don’t use low expansion foam….you need thin set so the pan will feel solid when standing in shower….foam will have “flex” Works every time, solid too. I followed the instructions on my acrylic shower pan. Spray foam floor, set and level pan/tub, screw fins to studs and fill with water. Evidently the builder didn’t use a material under the. We always apply a liberal amount of low expansion spray from under the entire shower pan. I used spray foam to stop a flexing, creaking fiberglass shower enclosure floor.

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Level Shower Pan With Spray Foam If you don’t have access to spray foam under your pan then it looks like you can drill holes in your subfloor just below the pan and. We always apply a liberal amount of low expansion spray from under the entire shower pan. If you don’t have access to spray foam under your pan then it looks like you can drill holes in your subfloor just below the pan and. Evidently the builder didn’t use a material under the. I followed the instructions on my acrylic shower pan. Spray foam floor, set and level pan/tub, screw fins to studs and fill with water. Works every time, solid too. That was 15+ years ago and it’s holding up just fine. Don’t use low expansion foam….you need thin set so the pan will feel solid when standing in shower….foam will have “flex” I used spray foam to stop a flexing, creaking fiberglass shower enclosure floor. I put down a bed of mortar underneath and used a few shims. Dry fit everything make sure it's perfectly seteverything is shimmed up to make it.