I made a mistake during my bathroom renovation, and now my shower pan is 3/8" higher than the finished flooring. I'm worried about it being a tripping hazard and thought about using a tile edge or Schluter profile to highlight the difference. I also have to think about covering the edge of the tile I'm planning to install, which is 3/8" thick. I've seen some T-moulding, but I'm not sure if it can be used sideways without looking weird. What are my options here? Check out the photos I posted for a better idea: [link to images]
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If you're looking for an edge treatment, a curb could be a good idea. Schluter makes curbs that are pretty stylish and functional, plus they could help in keeping the water contained. You might want to check those out!
You definitely need to have something in place to keep the water inside the shower. Have you considered installing a fixed glass panel for the front and a glass door for the back? That might give you a good seal, especially since your pan is pre-sloped, which helps with drainage. Just make sure everything is properly sealed to avoid leaks!
Sounds like a solid plan! Just keep an eye on the edges to ensure they're waterproofed well.
Totally agree! A curb can really add a nice look and function to your shower setup.