Get a brutally honest guide to select the perfect shower pan for your project. For more information call Innovate Building Solutions at 877-668-5888 for shower base design and installation assistance.

In the battle between cast iron and acrylic shower pans, there is no clear winner. As presented, they both offer some advantages and disadvantages. Even so, cast iron is a good option if you’re looking for a sturdy and durable shower pan that can last for decades. On the other hand, acrylic shower pans are best suited for bathrooms that have a lot of traffic.

We compare the 4 leading materials choices for shower bases & help you make the right choice: 1) Tile; 2) Molded Stone; 3) Acrylic; 4) Fiberglass.

Shop KOHLER Tresham 32-in W x 60-in L White Threshold Rectangle Shower Pan Base with 21.125-in H Threshold (Left Drain) 1977-0 in the Shower Pans department at Lowes.com

If you're installing a new shower or renovating an old one, you need to spend some time thinking about the shower pan you'll use. But they're not all created equal! Here's our guide to buying the best shower pan for your needs.

Shop KOHLER Ballast 36-in W x 48-in L with Center Drain Rectangle Shower Base (White) in the Shower Pans department at Lowe's.com. The ballast shower base makes installation simple, whether you're remodeling your bathroom or planning for new construction. The ultra-low threshold creates a

Learn 5 ½ practical ideas for a stylish shower even if you have a tight budget. For design or nationwide wholesale pricing on shower wall panels, or contemporary shower base and glass enclosure systems call Innovate Building Solutions at 877-668-5888.

Looking for a durable shower base? With our detailed reviews and the buying guide it will be easy for you to make the right choice.

Learn 10 design factors to select a walk-in shower pan. For design help, pricing, or nationwide supply call Innovate Building Solutions at 877-668-5888. For a Cleveland shower remodeling contractor call 216-531-6085.

Adding acrylic tiles to a plastic shower pan or an acrylic shower floor is pretty straight forward. Both shower pans need to be prepped by being sanded, then mortar needs to be added before setting down the tiles. Once the tiles are on, they need to set overnight so that the mortar dries correctly.