Construct Shower Pan, Curb, and Bench with Waterproofing

teach that in school now of course later on before the wet weather kicks in I will rent a ladder long enough and replace the siding along with the window trim from the outside like a normal human being the shower pan has the most specific rules as well as waterproofing drainage layers that are needed to be followed very carefully for the sake of this video later on I'll put out another video did it can be exclusively to the drainage in the waterproofing steps when building the shower pan so in the meantime I will just brush over some of these steps in this video right now alright here's a little dilemma guys um just to show you that I'm not a contractor and I don't know what I'm doing all the time but I'm always asking the right questions to the right people and not afraid to fail so here's an example failure and asking somebody for the right question this bench cannot be closer than eight inches away from the glass here that's for cleaning the glass purposes and stuff like that so it has to be either a flush which I don't want it to be where meaning the window would have to come out here it's complicated basically the easiest solution we found out is I'm going to chop it off right here and I'm gonna see if I can realign this for the Caddy so only human so no point showing you this so I'm gonna take this and and just like that we're a lot shorter and that is pretty but right I secured two by six scrap pieces to the bays to allow for the waterproofing liner to wrap up this is basically creating a flood zone so we will secure the liner to this edge then I secured the tepee shower drain with the two inch drain pipe using adhesive and set the screws in the subfloor I used a mortar mix to create the first slope which runs from 1 inch and slopes down to 3/8 of an inch which is basically flushed with a drain now seems to be that some people are using carbon paper barrier before this layer and from my homework on this project it seems like it's an old-school method that's being practiced less and less these days next I lay down the PVC shower line our folding the edges and securing at the top of the 2 by 6 boards to prevent water leaking in case this level floods I remove the top of the two-piece drained laid a bead of silicone around the ring creating a gasket and folded carefully the water liner over it here's a tricky part I use the top piece of the two-piece drain to find the hole create a small X and screw the top piece to the bottom piece making sure the…