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That would make the door over 2” thick?

You can’t polish a turd

My key is about 6” long , white plastic , are you on a meter ?

Tiles are not the problem , it’s the grout between which is often porous letting moisture thru . So the background is very important .In my experience EVERY tiled plasterboard shower enclosure I have removed had heavy water damage . The forum has many posts about failure of tiles on plasterboard .

As you stated they are very cheap buy another .

But they are usually too dumb to know how to use anything more complicated than a vape . Camera can use a memory cards so are independent of WiFi . External cameras should be out of reach of burglars and backed up by internal cameras , ideally hidden .

Honeycomb core panels (panneaux en nid d'abeille) are widely used in France , possibly what you have . No reason for a shower curtain to encourage mould if room has adequate ventilation .

Fan by window .A low powered bathroom fan will run 24/7/365 for a few pounds a year .(8w fan around 50p per week)

It’s intended for use at low level , with care. Heavy soaking of an unprotected plasterboard (drywall) with soon allow water through grout ( it’s not waterproof) . If you want to use as a shower a 360 shower curtain is needed to protect from splashing . One example of 360 rail .

Just match to original length .

Some would call it progress .

Currently you have a holder on the wall , it’s just there so you have a flexible shower head to wash your hair etc. It’s not intended for use as a shower , while the one you intend to use is a waterfall style fitted overhead which will splash in all directions when in use .

That’s the definition of a declining high street .

If it’s tiles where you need to fix then the tiles will provide enough support to hold any shower rail. But changing it to that rail will increase the water hitting a wall not designed for a shower leading to early failure .

All types of high street shops are failing due to costs which online retailers just don’t have . Unless you are really niche high street shop, and therefor high streets will decline .

It’s not intended for structural use hence the need for a steel or aluminium frame . For twin gates I like a timber spanning posts to provide additional strength and offer a second anchor point . Depends what you are using gates for .

Friend had a boiler replaced and suffered low pressure for a week before finding plumber had not opened a valve fully in his loft , pressure was restored .

Why two pieces when only one is required? https://www.bes.co.uk/media/catalog/product/m/c/mcalpine-flexible-pan-connector-140-to-290mm-white-24714_24714_P_1.jpg?quality=80&bg-color=255,255,255&fit=bounds&height=300&width=300&canvas=300:300

Did they damage it?

I think you mean a drip . She is on Facebook landlords page .