How to Remove One-Piece Fiberglass Showers 

Nice video, but after demo'ing my bathroom my tip is to use a short (4 inch or less) reciprocating saw blade with fine teeth (mine was marked for metal cutting). It worked much better than the long coarse toothed blade you showed in this video. Also, the shorter blade decreases the change of hitting anything behind the wall.

Great video. Props to you for knowing how to do this type of stuff and showing the public.

Thanks so much for making and posting this video! Getting ready to do the same in my house! Excellent information and techniques that you shared!! Thanks!

Very well made video. Specific, brief, yet very informative.

Another fantastic video guys. I mean even to the point where you show the water shut-off at the beginning. It's all about the details. Well done. Very well done.

Amazing tips, thanks guys! Much appreciated!

Great job os making something intimidating, easier to handle.

Very nice video. Great info!

Thanks!

Nice Video very informative Why did you not use the Fein on the walls and base?

Lifesaver, thank you!

Helpful!

Great video! I’m about to perform this same job

Well Done!

Where can I find the second video? This seems to be a problem on RU-vid. The video says the next video, but it's something completely different. If you have more than one video, please make a playlist if you're not already doing that.

I have a similar project, though I intend to convert the shower into a storage cubby (it's in the garage and unneeded). How would you recommend permanently sealing the drain and shower connections?

It was very disappointing seeing that the builders never insulation or even used water proof material building this bathroom...

Thanks for this. Told a neighbor I would replace a sewer line but then I saw the shower was in the way. I was into jackhammering not a bathroom remodel.

Awesome!

I need a link to part II of the video!!! Does anyone know where it is?

You cut your video off at the only part I needed. Why not show how you removed the pan from the drain? Did you cut it?

At least this shower had support under it. Mine has NONE. Started to feel it bend under my feet. Was quoted $8k to remove and replace it. Ughz ill take my chances.

How far do you go out with the tool where the screws located on the shower. 1 inch?

Okay, so how do I remove the fiberglass shower in a way where I can reuse it?

What kind of attachment was that called again

Do you have any tips for removing the drain thats left with the cut out of fiberglass still remaining?

Sponsored by fein, now let me use a tool that works to cut the shower (grabs sawsall)

Gonna show this to my dad so he knows how to remove the cracked one piece shower in his bathroom. It's that time sadly

I really think I can at least tear out the old one myself. Maybe I can save myself a few hundred dollars right there

I dont know why everyone hates these things so much. You never have to worry about caulking shit and 5 minutes of lght cleaning makes it look brand new. Also, watch videos of people taking these things out and notice there is never any water damage; its always a half-ass tile job and allowing the caulking to get compromised over the years. Another example of people choosing form over function.

I had a question about your removal process of the fiberglass shower stall... why did you have to cut the shower stall in sections and cut the sheetrock just to remove the shower stall? Why can't you just cut along the caulking around the edge of the fiberglass shower stall and then just remove the entire fiberglass shower stall in one piece? Thus not needed to damage or cut away any piece of the sheetrock?

Harbor Freight $40 tool vs Fein $million tools. No brainer.

hate this shower so much

I want to remove a shower not watch Fein ad.

takl too much ,we need your do

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