I noted somewhere in here that I am building a new bath. Part of that bath was a 40x40 corner shower (not neo angle).
I built the shower using the Schluter system, including a Schluter pan (like this
Link ). The pan is premade and slopes to the drain.
I added curbing around it, waterproofed it all, and also did a drain test (ie filled it up 4", let it sit overnight, level held, then drained. It drained clean, nice and fast, no water left.
Fast forward, I have since hired out a finish carpenter who tiled it. I filled with water after he was done, drained, and one corner has standing water (not free draining), maybe 1/8-1/4" of water, just the one corner. Not happy. You can kick the water over with your foot but I would rather not...
Told my guy, he said he'll look at it, said we'll fix it. Thing is, only 2 12" mesh tiles left, not enough. And it's stocked out everywhere til at least Dec per the mfg.
Thoughts? Wife says we can live with it, no big deal. I am not as excited. Think we will have to live with it til then or rip the whole lot of the tile out which I am also not excited about.
Thoughts? Small deal or big deal? Live with it or focus on getting it fixed once tile is in?
edit to add - we will have frameless glass around it and will expect everyone to squeegee glass once finished, so wife says just squeegee the corner while you're at it