Recent content by Priory99

The shower is in Twickenham, but I'm away now until 5th April. Having a rest while I think about it! I'm obviously missing something. My understanding is that all such Grohe controls should not need silicone on them at all. The seal is provided by the parts behind the face plate. Does anyone on...

Hi Andy, Here's a side view. Robert

No. Its a stoneware base and not very flexible. I have tried running the shower and standing in shower to see if any movement caused a leak at the seal or the drain, but it doesn't do so.

Sorry. Did something stupid and repeated original post. Here's a photo without the control covers. The space between the silver surround and the fixed portion of the black and white axles is now also full of silicone. It still leaks!

I have a glass sided shower cubicle with Grohe 3000 Model 19255 thermostatic control valves and a flexible shower head, mounted on a tiled wall with all pipework concealed behind. If you have a shower the water drips into the kitchen below, about a quarter of a cupful. From below, because of...

Thanks your helpful contribution. Its difficult though to have a shower and water from the head not hit the controls...

I have a glass sided shower cubicle with Grohe 3000 Model 19255 thermostatic control valves and a flexible shower head, mounted on a tiled wall with all pipework concealed behind. If you have a shower the water drips into the kitchen below, about a quarter of a cupful. From below, because of...