A curbless shower gives you a clean look and an entrance without a raised step, but there’s more to it than removing the curb. Before you commit, you need to understand how the floor, drainage, waterproofing, and layout will work together.

In Episode 17 of Real Talk Remodeling with Merlino Consulting, I walk through four things to discuss before approving the work, including floor height, water beyond the shower entrance, and features that can make your bathroom easier to use now and later.

We’ll cover:

• What makes a shower curbless, and why it can still have glass or a door
• How your existing floor affects the construction
• Planning drainage and waterproofing beyond the shower entrance
• Controls, seating, and preparation for future grab bars

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