Comments on: Hydro-Ban Tiled Shower in La Cresta/Temecula, CA http://cdc54.com/hydro-ban-showers Chad Deiter Construction Thu, 02 Feb 2012 19:10:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Chad http://cdc54.com/hydro-ban-showers/comment-page-1#comment-25 Chad Sun, 25 Apr 2010 14:57:38 +0000 http://cdc54.com/?p=210#comment-25 Hi Cathy , I sent you an email with the information you needed. Thanks, Chad Hi Cathy ,
I sent you an email with the information you needed.

Thanks,
Chad

]]> By: Cathy & Cornell Pogorzelski http://cdc54.com/hydro-ban-showers/comment-page-1#comment-24 Cathy & Cornell Pogorzelski Sat, 24 Apr 2010 22:02:41 +0000 http://cdc54.com/?p=210#comment-24 Dear Chad: We are admiring your work on here from afar, in NJ and getting some design ideas. My husband is doing all the work in bare room (building from framing tub/shower, etc.) We have seen some great glass tile 12"x12" that I'd like to cut into 6-2" strips to acccent just a bit around the soffit/ceiling, creating our custom border but it is thinner than ceramic tile. We are aware that it takes a no-sand grout and a different material to adhere to the backerboard. Do you think this is feasible at ceiling level, ie: some moisture can accumulate but not totally splashed on this glass tiled surface. I did see some pieces of a foam material that looked like it would be used to take up the space. Do you think this is a good idea? I would appreciate any input at your leisure ( as if you have leisure time!) Also,do you have any product input on the no-sand grout and adherement materials? Thanks! Cathy Pogorzelski PS: Husband is union carpenter who has done it all! THAT WINDOW IS MAGNIFICENT!!! Dear Chad: We are admiring your work on here from afar, in NJ and getting some design ideas. My husband is doing all the work in bare room (building from framing tub/shower, etc.) We have seen some great glass tile 12″x12″ that I’d like to cut into 6-2″ strips to acccent just a bit around the soffit/ceiling, creating our custom border but it is thinner than ceramic tile. We are aware that it takes a no-sand grout and a different material to adhere to the backerboard. Do you think this is feasible at ceiling level, ie: some moisture can accumulate but not totally splashed on this glass tiled surface. I did see some pieces of a foam material that looked like it would be used to take up the space. Do you think this is a good idea? I would appreciate any input at your leisure ( as if you have leisure time!)
Also,do you have any product input on the no-sand grout and adherement materials?
Thanks! Cathy Pogorzelski
PS: Husband is union carpenter who has done it all! THAT WINDOW IS MAGNIFICENT!!!

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