Foretravel Owners' Forum For owners and Fans of Foretravel Motorcoaches September 09, 2025 ...

Have you considered a Corian shower, I have had them built in a couple of different homes.  They can put the drain wherever you want and you do not have to worry about waterproofing as it is a solid surface.  You could also do the walls in Corian or tile whichever you prefer. 

I have an 08 with a corian sided shower and a fiberglass pan.  The sides are very easy to keep clean and streak free, whereas any tiled unit will be susceptible to streaking and mold.

I have removed the old shower in my U320 and will be replacing it.  Spent many hours scouring the net for a molded unit that #1, had the lowest floor height possible and fit in the space, and #2 had the drain in the correct location.  My issue comes with #2.  I've remodeled/relocated the vanity in the bathroom to where the old shower was, so I no longer have to have the P-trap above the floor (shower used to sit over the wheel well so it could not penetrate the floor for the obvious reason that the tires would take out the plumbing!). 

I am considering a custom built-in shower utilizing tile on the floor and the walls which will allow me to put the drain where I please.  My biggest concern is waterproofing.  I know that the Schulter waterproofing system is highly regarded and if installed properly in a home, will give a lifetime of leak-free service.  I am concerned with the installation procedures and products not holding up to the flexing and vibration that it will experience in a coach environment. 

Anyone on here have experience with full tile showers and waterproofing in a coach? 
Anyone done tile walls in a shower? 

I've read about a silicone rubber grout that seems it would be much better than the standard mortar grout for both setting and grouting between tiles.  Can be colored any color.  Anyone use this product before?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAfxzgyxG9g

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You might look at a custom made shower pan made out of a synthetic material.  They can be made to any shape, size, and drain location. There are on-line vendors, and I know Lowes did one for me.  The bottom is textured and non slip.  There is a lip around the top edge to allow the synthetic (corian or any other brand) of side walls to be installed.

There are many choices of colors and finishes.

Trent,

It can be you can put a clear grip tape on it or my dad felt his was too slippery so he purchased a teak mat that sits on the corian floor and gives you a wood surface to stand on.  He moved and no longer needed it so he gave it to me and my wife loves it I can go either way with it.