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Sean Gerolimatos is the technical services manager for Schluter Systems L.P., USA. He has served as a member of the TCNA Handbook Membrane Subcommittee, written articles for trade publications, and presented seminars at tile industry events. He can be reached at sgerolimatos@schluter.com
Showers in group settings, such as fitness clubs and college residences, are subject to much more demanding conditions than a typical residential shower. These conditions must be understood and accounted for when the shower area is being built.