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Curbless Shower Floor Heating Install Under Tile

Complete guide to waterproof curbless shower floor heating

Are you looking to add modern luxury and soothing warmth to your bathroom with a seamless, curbless shower design?

In this video, WarmlyYours demonstrates how to install radiant floor heating cable paired with the innovative Prodeso heat membrane directly under tile. We showcase how you can easily combine gentle, efficient warmth with complete, professional-grade waterproofing across the entire bathroom floor.

Watch step-by-step as our heating experts guide you through the process, covering critical installation techniques that guarantee long-lasting performance and everyday comfort.

Key steps and techniques covered in this video include:

  • 🔥 Installing electric radiant heating cable seamlessly into the Prodeso heat uncoupling membrane
  • ✨ Implementing reliable waterproofing using ProBand rolls and pre-fitted corners across open curbless shower areas
  • 💡 Prepping subfloors properly to protect tile installations from stress cracks and moisture intrusion
  • 🌡️ Achieving even heat distribution across both the open shower base and the main bathroom floor

By following our proven radiant heating methods, you can transform your master bath into an accessible, spa-like retreat that delivers dependable comfort and elevated home value for years to come.

Transcript

Hello, today we're going to be installing radiant heat in a bathroom, but the special thing about this installation is we're putting in the Prodeso heat membrane along with our heating cable. We're also featuring a curbless shower in this bathroom, and we've done a waterproof bathroom installation using the Prodeso and the ProBand rolls and pre-fitted corners that will make this entire surface waterproof. So stick around and take a look.

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When waterproofing a curbless shower, most guidelines require a continuous surface, created by a bonded waterproof membrane, on the floor and walls of the shower itself. The waterproofing should extend outside the shower enclosure for at least one foot beyond the highest point of the floor. Additional waterproofing outside the shower is suggested as a consideration, but is not required.

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Waterproofing is recommended under and around tubs/showers. It’s also recommended wherever the tile could possibly be exposed to considerable amounts of water. Prodeso is naturally waterproof, but the corners and seams need to be treated with waterproofing tape and thin-set. (Use Pro WP Waterproofing Band 5“ - Soft polyethylene tape – to seal seams.)

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