They would both cost about the same. Indoor bike trainer would possibly wear out my tires faster. It may be more difficult to move around my bike rather than a foldable upright bike. The seat s cushioned so that I can pretty much go without the bike shorts.What do you all think here? Trying to figure out what would be better.Here's one I've found:
take off all tile and wallboard down to the studs.move all plumbing,use a pvc liner which bolts to the drain flange.when nailing the liner to the studs run the liner about a foot up the wall.no fastners 9in or lower or it will leak.put up your concrete board,remember no fastners 9in or lower concrete will hold the bottom.form a curb using 2x6s run the liner in the middle of the form. use a 2x6 braced against the back wall inside the shower to hold the form inside the shower. fill with concrete on both sides.i use quickcrete sand topping mix.let the curb dry for 24 hrs.pull the form.now pour concrete inside the curb. your pan should have a pitch of 1/4 in.for every foot from the drain.let dry again for 24 hrs.do not use wall mastic as adhesive for the tile, use mortar.i also use hydroguard 1 from dal-tile in the corners and seams.you can brush it on.now your ready to tile.if you dont have any bullnose ,you can use a metal trim. i use dal-tile a100.get a mosiac tile for the floor so it will wrap the pitch of the floor.use a sanded grout on the floor.you can butt the tile joints on the wall but if you do, use a nonsanded grout.silicone all corners.putting in a custom shower is one of the hardest thing you can do in your home,
everything is prep, start at the bottom shower pan, then board yes have it overlap, lay out design mark it, install it , clean it seal it, finish it, take a shower , buy a book or go to your local Home depot they should have books, maybe a class, most times they have people there who can answer your questions just need to find one that's been through puberty already.
If you have never done a shower before, I suggest purchasing a shower pan instead of making one yourself. Take out everything around your tub to the studs, then install the plumbing and pan, cement board (no need to have drywall behind it), tile and grout. You will see the drain attached to your tub, will probably need to move it in order to line up for the shower pan. It is not an easy job, depending on how the pipes run and if floor joists will create a problem in moving the drain. You may want to move the supply lines as well to have a typical shower height faucet.
No he didn't invent electricity, he pioneered the research on it. Electricity has been here for billions of years. I believe he studied static electricity. Here I'll type Ben Franklin into a search engine and see what pops up. Ooh very interesting, I just read a couple of pages on him. The guy was a regular over achiever. Now why don't you type Ben Franklin into a search engine and have a read. That would be doing your homework. Posting this question here isn't. The homework section here is for getting help with questions you can't find the answer to by typing two words into a search engine.
