The “Anywhere” Solution
Ready Made Ready to Tile Niches…. Anywhere you want to store, display….. bath, kitchen, hall or exterior wall. Ready Made Ready to Tile Niches are amazingly versatile. Easy to install, and ready to tile in minutes.
Their unique design allows you to tile with the same tile as the surrounding walls.
Ready Made Ready to Tile Niches are a one-piece construction, and waterproof. Guaranteed to never rot, degrade, or leak.
Their insulative factor does not promote condensation in the wall cavity.
Easy, Waterproof, Worry Free. The difference is CLEAR.
* All nominal dimensions are of the interior cavity.
All niches are designed for 16”O.C. walls.
Single Niches:
Ready Made Ready to Tile IFCR301 Square (Nominal Dimension*) 12″h x 12″w
Ready Made Ready to Tile IFCR308 Soap Dish (Nominal Dimension*) 8″h x 8″w
Combo Niches
Ready Made Ready to Tile IFCR304 Wide Combo (Nominal Dimension*) 21″h x 12″w
Ready Made Ready to Tile IFCR Narrow Combo (Nominal Dimension*) 21″h x 8″w
Ready Made Ready to Tile IFCR Mega (Nominal Dimension*) 21″h x 12″w
Shelf Accessory 
Marble Shelf – fits all 12″ width Niches (301, 304, 306)
• White Dalmata Marble
• Botticino Marble
Installation Two Substrate Layers
1. Draw level pencil line on outside substrate layer.
2. Place bottom of niche centered on the line and trace outline of niche back.
3. Cut through both layers along line and remove panel.
4. Place niche into opening and trace exterior flange.
5. Remove niche, cut through outside layer only and remove “picture frame” outline.
6. Set in place using Latex Polymer Liquid Waterproof Membrane.
Installation One Substrate Layer
1. Draw level pencil line on outside substrate layer.
2. Place niche with the bottom flange of the box centered on the level line.
3. Trace exterior flanges.
4. Cut along line and remove panel.
5. Caulk to cross bracing studs using Latex Polymer Liquid Waterproof Membrane.
Installation: New Construction
1. Position Niche and mark the top and bottom of the flange between two studs (located 16” O.C.)
2. Nail two horizontal braces between vertical studs.
3. Caulk to cross bracing studs using latex Polymer Liquid Waterproof Membrane
4. Install waterproof membrane behind the backer board. Install cement backer board around and butt to the niche.
5. Cover the joint and seal all edges between the niche and the backer board with fiberglass mesh embedded in latex polymer liquid waterproof membrane
Allow latex polymer liquid waterproof membrane to cure “dry to the touch” before installing ceramic tile and marble shelving
Ready to Tile Product links
PreFormed Ready to Tile Shower Pan – ProPan Shower Pans – PreFormed Slope – Ready Made ready to tile Niches – Ready Made ready to tile Shower Seats – PreFormed Curb – ProPanel Lightweight Insulated Backer Board MSDS
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In reply to joyce.
The rough opening are 12″ so you should go with the 306
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On the Preformed 304 Wide Combo. I need one shelf to handle 12″ bottles. One picture looks like one shelf is taller than the other but the line drawing of 304 looks like it is only equal. Do I get that or the 306 and a shelf an adjust it myself?
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