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Mon, Oct 25, 10 at 12:25
| We're installing a steam shower in our master bath. It is a 4'x6' shower with ceiling lowered to 8'. Per Steamist website this is 624 cubic feet after correcting for surface material.
We have had bid, based on builder recs, a Steamist
Does this sound about right? Anyone with info or experience with these, good or bad? Any tips?
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| According to my calculator, 4x6x8 is 192 cubic feet. What kind of surface material and outside wall corrections do you have to get to 624? |
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- Posted by lonestarstate (My Page) on Mon, Oct 25, 10 at 15:45
| I agree with the funny math. This is what the website claims is the corrected cf. Natural stone and no exterior walls |
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| When I run your specs on the website (with 1/2" natural stone) it comes up with 384 equiv cu ft and calls for an SM-11. I get your 624 cf by using a 10 ft ceiling vice 8 ft. |
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