Shower Base / 34" D x 48" W / DLT-1034482 View and manage your saved products USD $235.20 / each 34" D x 48" W Sample Added to Cart DreamLine SlimLine 34"x48" Double Threshold Shower Base Right Drain The DreamLine® SlimLine double threshold shower tray may be used in a custom shower project or combined with a DreamLine® Shower Enclosure for a complete shower installation or tub-to-shower replacement project. The modern shower bases (also referred to as shower receptors, shower trays or shower floors) have a low profile design for a clean polished look. DreamLine® shower bases deliver a smart alternative to the time and cost involved with custom tile, with a product that is easy-to-install and an excellent value. Made of attractive high gloss Acrylic/ABS materials, the bases are fiberglass reinforced for durability. Each double threshold shower tray comes standard with a slip-resistant textured floor pattern, 2-side integrated tile flanges and an opening ready for a standard compression fitting drain.

DreamLine® offers a collection of cUPC certified low profile shower bases. These shower trays are cUPC certified, which affirms they are in compliance with applicable American and Canadian codes and standards Shower base dimensions: 48 in. W x 34 in. D x 2.75 in. White color High quality scratch and stain resistant acrylic Slip-resistant textured floor for safe showering Integrated tile flange for easy installation and waterproofing Fiberglass reinforcement for durability Drain is not included Product Warranty: Limited lifetime manufacturer warranty Plumbing codes vary by state; DreamLine is not responsible for code compliance NOTE: DreamLine SlimLine Shower Base dimensions are provided for rough opening measurements (against the studs), while DreamLine Shower Enclosure dimensions are for finished opening measurements (finished/tiled walls) NOTE: DreamLine shower bases will always be larger (approximately 2 in.) than the corresponding DreamLine shower enclosures/doors.

Please, take this information under advisement when ordering your Shower Base and Shower Enclosure separately Structural Warranty (in years) Height: 7.25 Length: 52 Width: 39 WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.Movie Theater Curtains Opening WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.Patio Furniture In Palm Beach County1. You know you need it. Doctor'S Office CurtainsHave you ever been into a bathroom that didn't have a bathroom mirror? No bathroom is complete without a mirror for visual effect. Mirrors play a key part in our daily grooming like shaving, applying makeup, styling our hair, etc.

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