Curbless starts with floor structure, drain height and water control.
A curbless shower can make a bathroom easier to enter and cleaner to look at, but the floor still has to move water to the drain.
SIG Tile installs curbless and low-profile showers in Monmouth County where the structure allows, with Renan checking the floor height, slope and waterproofing before promising the entry style.
No, not every shower can become curbless. The floor structure, drain height, joist direction and bathroom layout decide whether the shower can lose the curb safely.
Renan checks those limits first. If a true curbless entry does not make sense, a low-profile curb may protect drainage and waterproofing better than forcing the look.
The bathroom floor has to meet the shower entry cleanly while the shower floor still slopes to the drain. That transition is the detail that makes or breaks the curbless plan.
The work may involve shower pan replacement, bathroom-floor correction, shower waterproofing and Schluter KERDI before finish tile goes in.
Curbless fits best when the whole shower or bathroom floor is already being rebuilt. That gives Renan a chance to plan slope, drain, waterproofing and tile height together.
For the room around the shower, see bathroom remodeling. For the shower itself, custom tile showers covers the broader build beyond the entry.
“Renan was proficient in the full scope of construction required to level, prep and ensure waterproofing of our shower, prior to his tile installation.”
Full bathroom remodels. Renan does the tile and waterproofing, with partner contractors for plumbing and electrical.
For bathrooms where the layout can stay and the tile surfaces need real rebuilding.
The old tub footprint has to drain like a shower, not just lose the tub.
It uses a smaller threshold when a true curbless entry is not the right fit for the floor structure, drain or waterproofing plan.
No. The shower still needs slope, drain planning and waterproofing so water is directed where it belongs.
Sometimes. The old tub area has to be checked for drain height, floor structure and available build-up before that choice is made.
Send photos of the shower area, drain location, bathroom floor height and the entry style you want.
