Demolish Shower Enclosure
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What happens here
Proceed to remove the fiberglass shower enclosure. First, use a drill to unscrew any visible fasteners holding the shower surround. Then, use a multi-oscillating tool or reciprocating saw to carefully cut along the caulk lines and edges where the shower unit meets the drywall or studs. With the fasteners and seals broken, the fiberglass panels can be removed. Be mindful of exposed plumbing within the shower walls and ensure the water supply is off before detaching any fixtures like the showerhead or handles. The goal is to remove the entire unit, leaving a clean, open space for the new custom shower build.
Goal: Remove the existing fiberglass shower unit.
Tools and materials
- Cordless Drill Ryobi — Unscrewing fasteners on the shower unit
- Dust Mask / Respirator — Protecting respiratory system from dust
- Hammer — Prying and assisting with panel removal
- Multi-Oscillating Tool — Cutting caulk lines and edges of the shower enclosure
- Pry Bar — Prying panels away from the wall
- Reciprocating Saw — Cutting through fiberglass panels if needed
- Safety Glasses — Eye protection
- Work Gloves — Hand protection
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