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Okay.

Doesn’t look terrible at all, you’re being a hater for no good reason. Red guard is a tried and true method and the “old school way” which is still used to this day. A lot of us were taught and have been doing bathrooms from way before all the new waterproofing methods.

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Not anymore. Problem solved.

I removed the screws to attach the spacer. Reattach with new galvanized screws to subfloor.

Lol, unfortunately not. See it all the time.

@@AmericanWayHandymanServicesNJ generally 3" or 4" pvc is pretty rigid and strapped to something somewhere. I just don't see how you moved it without putting stress on something somewhere

I have seen this happen, not often but it does. Mainly from abuse, and not paying attention when moving furniture. Thanks for the reply.

No. I'll be installing matching 3/4 inch quarter-round trim which will give it a nice finish.

It happened to me a lot when I first started.

Thanks. Any suggestions?

It is.

@@AmericanWayHandymanServicesNJ Okay, I've just never seen it used as a tub surround. Or is Schluter matt going on over that? I guess I should have asked if there was a tile surround going in or maybe some other sort of three-piece plastic unit. Then I could see it working ok.

@@nbco55 12" x 24" tile.

I used 1/2 in mold resistant (green board) on the walls. I then applied RedGard waterproofing to seal it. I'll be installing 12 x 24 porcelain tile over that with 1/8 grout joints.

Thank you!