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FIBERGLASS SHOWER PAN (INSERT): A fiberglass pan insert is a prefabricated fiberglass shower pan which is set over the drain pipe, then tiled or sealed in with other types of surrounds. "Surround" means the vertical walls around a tub or shower. Sometimes these units will crack and leak but improper installation seems to be the main problem with this type of pan. The pan fits over a drain pipe protruding from the floor. Caulk or other similar sealers are pressed into a flange which fits around the pipe thereby effecting a water tight seal. If the pan is not completely secure the pan base will move slightly when stepped on often breaking the seal. This causes a leak under the shower pan. The inspection, being a visual inspection, does not allow the inspector to apply weight to the floor of the shower at the same time water is running. This type of leak is almost impossible to detect unless all the criteria is met for it to leak. Leaks of this nature are relatively easy to remedy with the addition of a flange sealer, such as plumbers putty or the like. A Plumber may need to be called out if you are not equipped to remove the drain screen and make repairs. 

 



NO VENTILATION (EXHAUST FAN OR OPENABLE WINDOW RECOMMENDED):
STAINLESS STEEL LAVATORY
VITREOUS CHINA LAVATORY
LAVATORY-COUNTERTOP MOULDED AS ONE-PIECE UNIT
LAVATORY LET IN TO TILE OR OTHER MATERIALS
HOADIE RING
SELF RIMMING LAVATORY / MOULDED ONE PIECE UNIT
FREE STANDING OR WALL HUNG LAVATORY
"UNDER-SINK" VALVES
PLASTIC LAMINATE (FORMICA ®) VANITY TOP OR BACK SPLASH
ACRYLICS (CORIAN®) / GRANITE / MARBLE / OTHER VANITY TOP MATERIALS
WINDOW 
EXHAUST FAN
NON-MECHANICAL VENT
CEILING HEAT LAMP
ELECTRIC CEILING OR WALL HEATER
NO VENTILATION NOTED
CARPETED BATHROOM FLOOR
CERAMIC TILE OR MARBLE BATHROOM FLOOR
CERAMIC TILE
VINYL BATHROOM FLOORS
COVED VINYL

WOOD OR CORK BATHROOM FLOORS
TERRAZZO OR SLATE BATHROOM FLOORS
TERRAZZO

WOOD SUBFLOOR


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