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Discuss wet area and habitable area level the same height in the DIY Tiling Advice Forum at Tile Talk Australia; Notch away...yes thats true....there is a tendency for higher end builders to opt for a hobless shower these days for that seamless look with frameless showerscreens...but in general a lot ...
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Re: wet area and habitable area level the same height Notch away...yes thats true....there is a tendency for higher end builders to opt for a hobless shower these days for that seamless look with frameless showerscreens...but in general a lot of spec home builders still prefer a hob in the shower...for piece of mind.......it only takes a few stray hairs to clog up the drain and water starts buiding up...
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Re: wet area and habitable area level the same height Just an update the slab is poured and they did a great job and reduced the level of the wet area I have attached a picturephoto.JPG
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