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Hi
I was wondering if anyone could help me to find a solution for water water-escaping issue for shower door.
It's a frameless door. I have placed the plastic seals but water is still escaping. Hope there is any other way of sealing or having to place any magnet strip. I was unable to find those magnet plastic strips with 90-degree angle at bunnings.
Hello @Harvi69
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community. It's sensational to have you join us, and thanks for sharing your question about shower seals.
Can you please specify where the water is leaking out of? Looking at the photo you posted, it appears that you've placed the shower seals properly, is there a gap or a seal that is out of place? I tired looking for those angle strips you were referring to, but I could only find was the Brutus 19 x 19 x 2.5mm 2.4m PVC Building Moulding.
I'm not sure if it would be suitable for showers and it does not have a magnetic base. The only way I see it being attached is with silicone. I also suggest having a look at the Sandleford 6 x 2200mm Square Rear Door Seal just in case you were after a 90-degree seal.
Let me call on our experienced members @Dave-1 and @JacobZ95 for their recommendations.
If you have any other questions we can help with, please let us know.
Eric
Afternoon @Harvi69
My sister has a similar style shower, the water has escaped from the bottom of the door, is this what you mean by it leaking?
Dave
Afternoon @Harvi69
The side as in where the frame meets the walls or the side of the door opening?
Im just not clear on it yet.
Dave
Hi @Harvi69,
Sandleford 6x2200mm Curved Rear Door Seal
Is it something like this that you’ve seen?
Jacob
Yes its as the door is not closing properly leaving the gap for water to escape.
Afternoon @Harvi69
Mmmm
I wonder if something is out of alignment? As in some angle isnt quiet right? Did you install the shower in the first place? If so do you know the model, maybe there is something inthe install notes that points to the issue?
I just had a quick squiz online about people with similar issues and the one thing that jumped out at me was "incorrectly fitting of the plastic seals" I wonder if you have the correct seals for your shower frame?
Dave
Hi @Harvi69
Would you mind posting a close-up photo of the seals you've purchased and how they are attached to your shower? This will give our members a chance to assess their installation, we can then make recommendations on how to best deal with the leaks.
Eric
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