To get a FloFX drain go to www.tilecoach.com/product-page/flo-fx-bonding-flange-abs Thank you! For the shower pan, go to Revolutionary Shower Systems and tell them you saw this video.

Absolutely the best instructor I've ever had to follow!!! Keep up the great work in making the industry even better!!

I've been doing showers since 1986 and I love these videos. Finally somebody that actually knows what he's doing. 5 stars!

It's pretty clear you like to make friends Isaac. Always appreciate your willingness to share such valuable information and in such a kind and humble way. Mahalo from Kauai!

Coach you are awesome. I really learned a lot from you. Thank you thank you. I did my shower too. Watching your videos gave me the confidence to tackle my tub to walk in shower conversion. Again more power to you and best regards to your family and your team.

I like your shirt at the beginning. "Some days you make money and some days you make friends." So true as a contractor.

Fresno resident, big fan and learning lot of important tips from your videos. Very grateful for your good nature positive attitude and the love.

I learned that the hard way and had to tear a shower out and start over. I now use a bigger trowel in low spots or sometimes self level it first. Thanks for the video!

I just moved to Florida after being a licensed Contractor in CA for over 20 years. I took me that long to find great Subs that I Always used back home. Once you find a good business partner, keep them. Reliable, honest subs were the number one reason I worried about moving. Now that I have made the jump, I wish I could find a tile person like you that truly cares about the final end results that will (hopefully) last a lifetime!!

I love it "Some days you make money. Some days you make friends". So true. Thanks for sharing. Keep up the good work.

Many thanks, you're by far the BEST! Outstanding explanation without all the excess bla bla bla that most people video. Getting to the point, very important... got work to do right!! Audio is fantastic, no feedback / echo, and knowledgable in a professional yet humble way, builds lots of credit! Thanks again, now I have to attempt my first Schluter drop in pan and drain kit after leveling. Take care brother!

Thank you so much for making these videos, even for people that are very handy and knowledgeable. There are some things that we don’t do every day and it’s nice to have professional videos to explain these things! Thank you so much for being willing to help homeowners and other tradesmen, that shows that you care and yes, money is not everything truly what life is about has never been money ! ❤

I just completed my Bathroom based on your Videos and 2 other you tubers. Thanks it turned out great

Thanks for this great demo. I am a fairly handy person, having worked in the custom building trade as low voltage installer ,Security Systems, Central Vacuum, Home Theater, Telecommunication Systems all the time watching all other trades and learning from repeated exposure and thinking what I might be able to do and what I would never ever try. Well guess what, I’m going for one of the “no way” jobs. Total demo of Roman Tub, step down shower, reconfigure and move walls, build cabinets move plumbing and drains all with Foam products. Your tutorials have helped me in choosing all procedural aspects of this project and now the final piece of the puzzle is in place. I am photo documenting the project for my own satisfaction….definitely not at your caliber but fun just the same. Best to you and thanks for your effort.😎👍🏄‍♂️

Thank you, I did my mom's bathroom using your method and so far so good.

Great Video.. I'm a Plumbing Contractor and I was called out for a leak in a bathroom and it happened to be coming from a brand new shower pan. That got me curious on how to install a tiled shower pan. I'm really glad your videos came up. Great job on the presentation.. Thanks man!

Just used this foam trick for self-leveler containment- brilliant!

I’ve watch a ton of his videos and I learn something every time I watch 1. As my wife and I proceed with our own bathroom remodel , the biggest thing we are sweating is the bath tub removal and shower stall install. But with his videos , he gives me confidence that we can do this and do it right. Thank you for help. When we get to the shower demo, I’ll probably buy one of his packages to make sure we get it done correctly. Thanks again. Great video.

This is EXACTLY what I needed to see right now. I have a very small shower just shy of 3' x 3' and it is almost level but not quite, and I was leaning toward using leveler so that everything is smooth and easy. It is going to cost me more in materials, but since I'm a DIY guy and I want this done once and last a LONG time I think I'm saving in the long run. My labor savings more than makes up for material costs. I had to move the drain about 6 inches to get it to the center of the floor so just poured concrete to fill it and make my hole for the drain smaller. I used a disposable plant pot that I cut out the center just enough to fit over my 2" drain pipe so my concrete circle is centered around my drain, but wide enough for the install of the Schulter drain. I'd have used the FX stuff you promote had I know about it, but I already purchased Schulter for this shower. I plan to pain the entire shower with Hydro Ban once I'm done for that 2nd waterproof membrane. I'm so thankful for your videos!

No nonsense description of how-to methods. Thank you!

Just finished doing this job, and it was went exactly like the video. Thanks for the advice! Now onto the next project obstacle!!

Honestly the very best tile channel on yt. Great content.

You have a good way of presenting the information , no nonsense to the point , conveying the important info uncluttered by irrelevant nonsense , not adding loud insane music or gimmicky goofball antics , and you're not doing it "in a bikini" ..... thank you

Fantastic video. Answered the questions that I had perfectly. Thanks.

I've truly learned a TON from your videos! Thanks for passing along your knowledge of the trade as ts been very beneficial

Great job, I needed to see this now because I’m doing a shower. Thank you

Looks like exactly what I need to do for my shower remodel. Thanks

Bro your videos are the best. Very educational and realistic.

Awesome info. Looks pretty straight forward. Thanks

I love your videos. Great instructions.

Best video I've seen on this topic. Thanks Tile Coach!

This absolutely applies to fiberglass shower pans and even some tubes. Good stuff, thanks.

I just did this (first time) for a 30x60" shower base on a plywood floor, and to help others, here is my experience: I used the same LevelQuik RS as shown here. I prepped the area also using 1" Great Stuff as a border and to seal around the edge, but I used a razor knife to cut off the excess and trim a straight edge in the front. Primer was Henry 554 rolled on 12 hrs prior to pouring leveler. My pan area was down close to 3/4" in one corner, with the opposite corner being the high point. 1/4 and 1/2" in the other corners. I had read in other reviews that an egg-beater mixer was recommended, but I am not happy with how it mixed. I think a spiral mixer- like TileCoach uses in his foam pan video- would mix better. I used 5.75 quarts of cold water, and my mix was no where near as soupy as what he's showing here. I'm pleased for a first effort of how it self-leveled (used a trowel to move it around some) and came out. My only problem was math. Thought one bag would cover the area, but didn't cover the high corner. After removing the Great Stuff I knocked down the sharp edge with a rough file.

Thank you for all the information and help. About to lay down this leveler. Crossing 🤞🤟👍

best guide for self leveler ever! Thank you!

Greetings from Canada. Great video. Very well done and helpful. Thanks.

Thanks Isaac I'm doing this tomorrow.

We are going to have our upstairs bathroom Redon , learning a lot about shower installation. Thank you.

Thank you for the info. I have a shower project coming up. Mindblowing how many systems are out there.

Always very informative! Thank you!

This is a great video. Thank you!

Brother, you saved me a lot of time and headache you got yourself a new subscriber thank you good info

Pretty good video. Well within the capabilities of most DIY folks. I just tore out a shower pan I put in 15 years ago. WOW! What a bunker! Foam pans seem a lot easier both in and out...if you do the prep.

Hi Isaac, it was nice to see you perform and hear your knowledge. I really appreciate the information! You are also easy on the eyes, and on the ears as well. You helped me figure out some things about a project that I am doing, in regards to putting a shower stall, fiberglass type. Only thing is, the base concrete floor that the knuckleheads laid, did a lousy job and it is unlevel! So obviously that needs to be corrected. I've been scratching my head as to how to go about doing that, and wasn't sure if I should grind the concrete or chisel it level. I think that your method would be a lot simpler. If I get it right leveling that small portion of the concrete, I just may convince myself to do the whole floor of the bathroom! So I want to say thank you for your advice, and please continue the good advice for us "do it yourselfers".🤠🕊️

Thanks Isaac! Always great content!!!

Best video I’ve seen on this subject!

Awesome advice! Thank you.

Well I'm going to try to install the kerdi shower kit myself. Wish me luck. Great video

Great stuff, as usual!

This guys the fuccin man love the videos, better than the material manufacturer videos. Visual learning from a professional installer perspective always the key on how, why, and what

Awesome video! Thank you!

Nice work man! Moved from Carmichael to Orlando and doing a remodel on my son's bathroom using foam board for the fist time. Keep up the great vids!

Good idea thanks coach

GREAT ADVISE , thanks you!!!!!

such great content! i need one of these foam pans for my restroom remodel.

Nice video easy to follow along

I used your expandable spray foam method today it worked out great!

Hello Issac, don't know if someone has already posted , the expanding foam will set / cure far quicker if you mist with a little bit of water . Thanks for video 👍

Hell yeah man I've only done this a few times getting older and still having to do this s***. I'm so OCD about not f****** s*** up while I'm teaching myself haha. Thanks for the videos man I appreciate the content

Love your videos! Thank you so much!

Perfect for my diy, shower,

I'm about to install a Schluter tray for the first time. I was wondering how I was going to level my 1940's subfloor with a drain hole in the center. Thanks for the great tip!

Yes it was helpful. Thanks

I am a big fan of pouring self leveler before my foam pans. I like the spray foam damn trick, thanks for the tip Isaac

Seriously one of the best teachers out there; and I’m not a novice, but a pro setter. Never stop learning!

Your a great Coach

I wish I could pour self leveling on my walls to get them flat and plumb 🤭😁

Great video - thank you

Perfect instruction!!

Great video

Amazing, thank you

Perfect explanation

Thank you

Thanks man! That helps!

Very helpful, Thanks. One thing about spray foam: it cures fastest in the presence of moisture so giving the area a healthy mist of water before and after will speed up the cure.

Great video. You are the man.

Great tips!

Good shit, didn't even have to watch the video the thumbnail image gave me all the info I needed lol

Love this dude!

Your video was awesome man. Your shirt is super cool too

100% agree. There’s no point for a professional to use foam. You guys float showers every day. You’re great at it. But for a homeowner just trying to do a nice simple tile shower, a foam pan is perfectly fine.

Great video!!!

Good video, thanks. I like the tip on using foam for the border. You answered a question I had, by your video you can put thinset over concrete. I thought I would need to put plywood over the concrete. I will be using a Shluter pan and unmodified thinset.

Nice video mate👌😉

I appreciate all you do for us brother! Learned a lot from you

Awesome thank you

Great skill ✅😎✅

Great advice here!

Love the shirt my bros. I’m a 3rd generation tile contractor and I really like your style 👍💯🫶🏽😎💥💥💥💥👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽

Nice!!! Work 👍

Thank you sir!!!

This guy is good!

thank you.

Super helpful 😍

Outstanding presentation. You were so clear and concise. This is exactly what I needed. It covered everything I was looking for and many small details I wouldn't have thought of. Thank you.

Nice job bro

Ordered a shirt looking forward to it. Keep up the great work!

Thanks!

Isaac, you are a such an incredible resource for DIY’ers and professionals. I’m sure insurance companies are using your videos to evaluate claims.

Never seen any one do this,i just did it for the first time then come on you tube and here it is lol... Plug all holes!..take the time!! I thaught my leveler was thick enough and would dry quick enough to not have to worry about the miny holes..about a gallon+of floor level ended up on the basement floor. Even after i left that night and thought i plugged everything up. Pin holes wer still seeping and did end up putting my pan out of level.. Luckily towards drain. But i did have to trim the bottom row of tile opposite the drain because of this (3×5 shower with drain at one end, subway tile)...Still came out great. I some how got all the cuts laser but wouldn't have had to go thru all that if i would have just taken 5 more minutes before mixing the leveler and made sure everything was plugged up and sound...so take your freaking time on this step. This stuff is great and bullet proof when dry. Great idea.. Just make sure it cant leak out even if its on a slab and a corner leaks , you will screw yourself. I also screwed up with the main floor in the bath..( was a rushed job, only bath in the house) While i was at it i should have leveled that too b4 ditra.. Again i made it work but there is a crown in the floor that should not there.. Level level level. This sht is a life saver.👍 im doing this every time on maine floor and shower from here on out.