How to install Delta Classic 400 Shower pan and walls

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• Add me to the list of viewers that really enjoyed your video. Thanks for taking time to share your experience.

• Is the pan anchored to the studs like the walls are?

• I saw in the store they bolted the sides to the base. How is that possible? If I have a similar set up like you. Thanks for taking the time doing this video I need to replace a master shower and I don't know how to do tile work.

• This sounds like JOE BIDEN, but only smarter

• Well done, but you dont talk about fastening the pan to the studs nor using the adhesive behind each panel. I'm ready to do the pan install to studs and then the walls. My instructions say to put up the back, then sides adhered to the studs and screwed to the studs through the flanges. Then brace between the walls to press against the adhesive. I'm trying to decide if theres no reason not to adhere and fasten the back first, brace it, then continue with the sides after its cured. Did you do this in any order? Thx.

• Great video
  Just had a question about what you used for a shower door? Thanks

• Jon, I gotta ask. I'm nearing the end if this shower..I dont work on it constantly..but caulking: I am not believing there has to be caulk around the bottom seams as we put it there to seal before setting them in place. I find that bottom caulk tends to break down more than other seams. I cant for the life of me see how water will go in there and climb out the back. The flange on the pan is continuous as it is. Thought I would get your opinion. Thx.

• Did not see the pan install or leveling or securing the pan......

• You skipped the most important part Fukr! How does it snap in arshole! Funk. What would Jesus do?

• Did you glue to the floor or put in a mortar bed? Directions say to glue it to the floor if it's level. Mortar bed if not level.