Pony Walls In Showers

[trdesignllc]

I attended the Intermediate training in Las Vegas last year and was taught to create shower walls using railings. If I wanted the lower half a tile pony wall and the upper half glass, I just select pony wall, lower Interior-4 and upper Glass Shower then apply tile as a wall covering to the lower wall half. This works great except I can't figure out how to make the wood framing inside the pony wall be anything but wood. In this case, I want the pony wall to be all tile, including the top and sides. The upper wall that's not glass (see small non-painted drywall strip between the blue vanity wall and shower wall) won't paint either. I know there are a million ways to create shower walls in CA, just looking for your experience on the most user friendly.       

[TheKitchenAbode]

You may wish to review the "Glass Shower Walls" discussion. There are several participants that are well versed in the use of "Wall Types" and "Material Regions" that may be able to assist you.

 

Graham

[Joe_Carrick]

For your Pony Wall, use a single Thickness Wall - Material = <tile of your choice> (Not Framing)

[dshall]

Hello,  anybody there,  isn't there already a thread discussing this?

 

https://chieftalk.chiefarchitect.com/index.php?/topic/4038-glass-shower-walls/

 

Is there a perfect solution yet?  I don't think so.

[glennw]

Well,

 

Here is another way which works pretty well.

It uses a railing wall with a glass handrail.