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  "name": "How do I know which shower base will fit where my old tub was?",
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      "name": "How do I know which shower base will fit where my old tub was?",
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        "text": "The shower base must work with the drain position, room dimensions, entry direction, finished wall thickness, and chosen enclosure. A base that appears to fit on paper may fail because of framing, door clearance, plumbing access, or the finished tile assembly.\\n\\nKey factors:\\n- Measure from framing and account for finished wall thickness.\\n- Confirm drain center, threshold, curb, and entry dimensions.\\n- Check whether the base is compatible with the planned waterproofing system.\\n- Coordinate the base with the glass or door manufacturer’s requirements.\\n\\nHave Elite Remodeling & Design verify the base and enclosure together before ordering. Early product coordination helps prevent costly substitutions after demolition.",
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        "description": "The base must match the drain, framing, finished wall thickness, entry clearance, waterproofing approach, and enclosure. Verify those dimensions from the existing structure before ordering; a paper measurement alone may not reveal access or framing conflicts."
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  "description": "The base must match the drain, framing, finished wall thickness, entry clearance, waterproofing approach, and enclosure. Verify those dimensions from the existi"
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