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Shower Jamb

A short discussion on shower jamb depth and why do you need a shower jamb. Shower jambs are the transition pieces between your bathroom floor and any adjoining rooms or spaces. Now the shower jamb is what you step over to get into the shower. We’re all familiar with a curbed shower. So the curb is typically more of your residential curb, where you step over that and into the shower. They’re typically made of a durable material, such as

A short discussion on shower jamb depth and why do you need a shower jamb.

Shower jambs are the transition pieces between your bathroom floor and any adjoining rooms or spaces. Now the shower jamb is what you step over to get into the shower. We’re all familiar with a curbed shower. So the curb is typically more of your residential curb, where you step over that and into the shower. They’re typically made of a durable material, such as marble, granite, or porcelain, and are designed to protect the edge of your bathroom floor from wear and tear.

According to the IRC, the minimum height for a shower curb is 2 inches from the top of the drain. Specifically, the building code states: The curb shall be not less than 2 inches (51 mm) and not more than 9 inches (229 mm) deep when measured from the top of the curb to the top of the drain.

 

What are shower jambs made of?

Even metal may eventually corrode with regular exposure to humidity, but you won’t have to worry about these issues with marble shower jambs in your bathroom. This durable and attractive material can handle high levels of moisture and even standing water. Of course, Cultured Marble, Onyx, and Granite shower jambs offer a durable, and easy to clean alternative to natural stone or tile jamb. Available in five standard lengths or as a slightly textured shower ramp for safety and ease for barrier free access. However, for those that want the luxury of a marble bathroom, however, a marble shower jamb can bring a touch of real elegance to a bathroom, without sacrificing cost efficiency, and practicality. A marble shower jamb is a small touch that will be instantly visible in a renovated bathroom, especially if the color is striking.

 

How much is the cost of implementing the shower jamb plan?

The cost to install a shower jamb in 2024 is $2,820 to $7,185 on average. If you are only replacing a shower jamb, the cost is $598 on average. The total cost will depend on the type of your shower’s size, how many glass walls you need, the type of glass you choose, and local labor rates.

A shower jamb is one of those projects that can quickly add up. Fortunately, there are ways you can save on your shower jamb that can help you avoid breaking the bank.

  • Choose a prefab shower
  • Avoid unnecessary accessories
  • Pick an economical material, like acrylic
  • If you have the skills, install your shower yourself
  • Skip the tile installation to cut costs
  • Go for a shower curtain instead of a glass door
  • Opt for a smaller shower size
  • Keep an eye out for deals on materials

 

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Our address is: 

157 Toryork Drive, North York, Ontario, M9L 1X9

You can also contact us at +1 (416) 871-7478 or info@teccorpgroup.com

 

Custom shower jambs

shower jambs made of Tec Corp Group are a very popular option now. With many standard shapes and sizes available or we customize to your specifications. Transition shower jambs are built to the height and width to match your openings. GRIFform® shower jamb styles include crowned, ramps with or without treads, transition strips all with the edge treatments demanded of your application. The certified GRIFform® slip resistant surface may be applied upon request. The wide variety of options and colors brings added cohesiveness to your project. Along with the easy cleaning and water proof materials this is an excellent and durable choice.

 

Shower jambs repair and restoration

We honed the shower jamb to remove any surface damage and prepare the surface for the next step. To fill in the holes, we floated (filled in the holes) with a high-quality, custom-tinted epoxy filler. We restored the finish with additional honing and polishing, matching the finish of the repaired portions with the surrounding stone. Our final steps were to seal the limestone to inhibit staining and re-caulked to discourage any future moisture damage.

The homeowners were glad that our restoration services enabled them to avoid the hefty cost of a demo and new install. We advised them to either use a pH-neutral, stone-safe cleaner on the shower door in the future or, if they continued to use glass cleaner, to protect the stone from drips.

 

Visit our site to experience the captivating effect of stone countertops for yourself. Our hosts and experts will be delighted to guide you through our exhibitions and advise you on your next project.

Our address is: 

157 Toryork Drive, North York, Ontario, M9L 1X9

You can also contact us at +1 (416) 871-7478 or info@teccorpgroup.com

 

FAQ

A shower base can take up to eight hours to complete if you need new plumbing. This is around $400 to $950 on average, not including materials.

Converting a bathtub to a shower costs between $3,600 and $9,000 on average. Prices depend on the amount of plumbing required to complete the conversion and the complexity of the project.

The shower jamb of a code-compliant bathing unit is also measured vertically on the outside of the shower from the top of the final flooring material to the top of the shower jamb of the pan with a traditional shower jamb, or the top of the first vertical shower jamb level (before angles) of the pan with a beveled shower jamb.

Remember that water will travel in the path of least resistance. Shower jambs should to be slanted inward at a 5-degree 1/4″ pitch or slope so water flows toward the drain.

According to the IRC, the minimum height for a shower curb is 2 inches from the top of the drain. Specifically, the building code states: The curb shall be not less than 2 inches (51 mm) and not more than 9 inches (229 mm) deep when measured from the top of the curb to the top of the drain.

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At Tec Corp Stone Inc., we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional craftsmanship and unmatched quality. With years of experience in stone fabrication, our dedicated team ensures every project is executed with precision and care. We offer personalized service, innovative solutions, and a commitment to customer satisfaction. Choose us for your stone needs and experience the Tec Corp Stone Inc. difference.

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