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LATICRETE Hydro BAN BONDING Flange Drain 5" Brushed Steel PVC

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HYDRO BAN Bonding Flange Drain and the HYDRO BAN Bonding Flange Tile Drain are low profile floor drains specifically designed for bonded waterproofing installations with HYRDO BAN� waterproofing membrane. HYDRO BAN Bonding Flange Drains allow for the installation in a shower eliminating the pre-slope and primary shower pan liner according to TCNA B422.

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George A
2.0 out of 5 stars Go with Kerdi instead
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2019
Mud pan
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Jeff L
5.0 out of 5 stars Stop using clamping drains
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2015
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Please, contractors, stop putting in three part clamp drains, shower membranes and two layers of deck mud. I'm not sure why it's even done like this anymore -- is it so you can charge your customer's more? Is it because you like to torture yourself with pinching a membrane between wall studs and the cement board?

After watching a contractor build a shower the "old fashioned" way, I knew there had to be a better approach - and there was. Cement board in first, single layer of deck mud around this flange drain and a few coats of hydroban membrane -- done. Not done in one week, done in one day and ready to tile.

Great product.
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Mickey-D
4.0 out of 5 stars Good product...easy to install
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2015
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I followed the installation instructions and everything seemed to go smoothly. One little complaint I have is that the horizontal surface of the flange needs to slope towards the drain. I realize that once water gets to that level it's no going anywhere, but it would be nice if it sloped.

I highly recommend doing the Laticrete membrane type of show pan. Not having to do a pre-slope makes it worth paying 30 extra dollars for this drain. Laticrete Hydro Ban went on easily, although above 6 inches from the floor I only sealed the Durock joints. I really don't see the need to waterproof all the vertical surfaces if you're not doing a steam shower.
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