Hi all.
I have a downstairs shower on back room ( main bathroom is upstairs) and it’s leaking from the vertical joints.
This happened after I removed a disability seat/handrail.
I did silicone over them and force it into the slight gaps but it has returned.
I only require 4 panels each side (which I already have/10mm thick like existing stuff).
The only problem I see is that the Mira shower (boiler/mains fed) head is fixed and if I step it out another 10mm and over seal/overlap the existing with new panels I can not get it back on due to not enough thread (not sure what’s behind it?).
I’m contemplating cutting out a hole with Multitool and adjusting the H&C copper feeds with end feed/solder.
BUT would I still be able to use the existing threads to refit shower back on?
I have only ever fitted bar showers with Screwfix surface mount kits tbh but don’t want to spend out on a new one if possible.
Any one advise or should I just strip it and see what’s there?
There is no leak at tray/base/cladding. It has quadrant. This will be removed and sealed properly with a proper profile tool.
Pics attached.
Cheers
I have a downstairs shower on back room ( main bathroom is upstairs) and it’s leaking from the vertical joints.
This happened after I removed a disability seat/handrail.
I did silicone over them and force it into the slight gaps but it has returned.
I only require 4 panels each side (which I already have/10mm thick like existing stuff).
The only problem I see is that the Mira shower (boiler/mains fed) head is fixed and if I step it out another 10mm and over seal/overlap the existing with new panels I can not get it back on due to not enough thread (not sure what’s behind it?).
I’m contemplating cutting out a hole with Multitool and adjusting the H&C copper feeds with end feed/solder.
BUT would I still be able to use the existing threads to refit shower back on?
I have only ever fitted bar showers with Screwfix surface mount kits tbh but don’t want to spend out on a new one if possible.
Any one advise or should I just strip it and see what’s there?
There is no leak at tray/base/cladding. It has quadrant. This will be removed and sealed properly with a proper profile tool.
Pics attached.
Cheers