Tileable Preformed Bathroom Shower Niche Flush Mount with Tile Board – Uni-Green

September 20,2024

Model NO: UGRN1620+ UGRN1620-02 100% waterproof and mold proof Prefabricated construction, ready to tile Easy installation, no additional waterproofing required Includes adjustable shelf to fit your design needs Installs over 2 in. x 4 in. construction, 16 in. o.c. framework.

Model NO: UGRN1620+ UGRN1620-02
100% waterproof and mold proof
Prefabricated construction, ready to tile
Easy installation, no additional waterproofing required
Includes adjustable shelf to fit your design needs

Installs over 2 in. x 4 in. construction, 16 in. o.c. framework

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