In any tiled shower, proper drainage does more than just remove water—it protects the structure, mitigates mold and mildew risk, and ensures a top-tier showering experience. But when working in occupied condos, high-traffic gyms, or spa facilities, even a single day of downtime can hurt revenue and client satisfaction.
Bathrooms today are more than utilitarian spaces—they're carefully curated environments meant to feel calm, cohesive, and personal. Every detail matters, especially in the shower, where function and form should work seamlessly together. One of the biggest design challenges? Storage.
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Bathrooms are the wettest rooms in a house and therefore require special attention to prevent water damage. Waterproofing membranes are an essential element of any bathroom, particularly in areas where water is frequently present, such as in showers and tub surrounds. These thin layers of material are designed to protect the structural elements of a bathroom, such as walls, floors, and subfloors, from mold, mildew, and water damage, thereby ensuring the longevity of the bathroom.
My shower isn’t the same size as the Schluter®-KERDI-SHOWER-T/-TS/-TT trays. Can I modify the tray to fit my shower?
Yes. The KERDI-SHOWER- T/-TS/-TT trays can be cut to size to fit various applications. Ideally...
Read moreDo I install the Schluter®-KERDI-BOARD-SC shower curb or Schluter®-KERDI-BOARD-SB shower bench on top of or adjacent to the Schluter®-KERDI-SHOWER- T/-TS/-TT shower trays?
The KERDI-BOARD-SC shower curbs and KERDI-BOARD-SB shower bench are typically installed adjacent to the Schluter prefabricated shower tray...
Read moreDo the new Schluter-KERDI-SHOWER–T/-TS/-TT shower trays with integrated KERDI membrane require additional waterproofing after installation?
Yes, all wall to tray connections must be waterproofed with KERDI-BAND. All KERDI drains need to be sealed...
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