
Specifying Today's Cast Polymer Shower System
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Founded in 1962 as one of the original cultured marble companies in the U.S., experience is a trademark at MPL. This experience is now focused on the hospitality , student housing, and multi-family housing markets. Seeing large projects through to completion is our forte. We at MPL Company understand the pressures on our customers to open revenue producing properties. Our commitment to outstanding customer service results in a loyal customer group. By focusing on customers, and not projects, MPL realizes significant repeat business. The experience factor starts with our sales representatives. Not only do our sales representatives understand the project requirements, they know how to coordinate order placement, delivery, and installation – on time. MPL’s commitment to you includes premium product features. Using the highest quality raw materials and unique production processes allows our products to withstand the unique challenges of a construction site.
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Selecting the appropriate cast polymer shower system requires evaluating material performance, durability, fire safety, maintenance requirements, and long term building performance. This course examines the advantages and limitations of common commercial shower system types, including hollow wall products, gel coated lightweight panels, composite solid surface systems, and Class A fire rated assemblies. Participants will review how these systems have evolved to address code requirements, occupant health and safety, and the functional demands of commercial environments, enabling more informed specification decisions.
Learning Objectives:
- Identify applications where cast polymer shower systems support occupant health, safety, durability, and long term building performance.
- Describe the characteristics of common shower system types and their impact on performance, durability, sustainability, and life cycle cost.
- Discuss how performance requirements, project conditions, and cost considerations influence shower system selection and specification.
- Explain when Class A fire rated or lightweight shower systems are appropriate and how these material choices contribute to code compliance, occupant safety, and building performance.
Design Category (CSI Division):
(10) Specialties
Delivery Format:
Narrated Video





