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Custom-Fit Perimeter Boards by Grinding Rock

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What happens here

To create a seamless fit, the irregular contour of the cave wall is traced onto the composite boards. An angle grinder is then used to cut away parts of the rock wall itself, creating a recess for the composite boards to slide underneath, ensuring a tight fit. This process is crucial for the 'picture frame' border around the main shower area. The cut material from the rock wall is removed to allow the composite board to sit flush.

Goal: Achieve a tight fit for the border composite boards against the rock walls.

Tools and materials

  • Angle Grinder Makita — Grinding away the rock-like material for a precise fit
  • Composite Decking Board MoistureShield — The main flooring material for the shower
  • Pencil/Scribe — Marking the cut lines on the composite boards

What they say

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They're crooked and angled. And so to get this picture framing in, we have to do detail work. What you see Frankie doing right here is he's marking exactly what parts of the wall have to be cut. He's using an angle grinder to make the cut and then we can slide the flooring underneath. We're grinding out the actual stone work so that we can slide the floor in place. Can you slide that in? I want to show them how we've got this scribed. So, we're scribing the wall, not the floor. And you can see that we're able to slide the the whole board underneath. And then we'll silicone the wall to the floor to create a watertight space. So, another

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