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So it's something behind it for the water to run onto it, it's dry above it. I can't see any path onto it for the water. In the manual it's called a three-way diverter valve head, it fits against a three way diverter then a gasket then the pump. I can't feel any water at the gasket.

Hi, I'm selling my house. as part of the sale the buyer wants the gas fire and boiler serviced. They are paying for an engineer to come round the day after tomorrow. The problem is that my wife has noticed a wet spot below the boiler today. After taking the cover off I can see drops...

Yes they are flush, they are as the customer service told me to fit them. The only thing which wasn't done was securing the legs to the floor, I don't see how you could do this on the back legs anyway. The whole problem with my tray is that it flexes, the flexure pulld the tiles and cracks...

the problem is that this tray is "chased" into the wall. I am thinking of ripping all the tiles and plasterboard off, replacing with aquapanel and a base then a ceramic tray then tiling down to the tray. This bendy base on legs is crap, customer services said they had sold 90,000 without...

Well after 3 weeks it's starting to leak again, I am really P*ssed off. I am on the verge of getting it all ripped out and having a resin tray put in and the walls redoing in aquapanel. I am selling the house in a couple of months so I could just patch it up. Dont buy the CORAM WATERGUARD...

The small tiles above the tray flexed causing the grout to crack. even small cracks draw water in. I took off three rows of the 10 by 30 tiles and used 20 by 30 tiles instead placed longways. this reduced the angle that the tiles flexed at. so far the grout hasn't flexed. My method was...

I have had two Coram waterguard shower trays installed as part of an extension. The showers have leaked two or three times. I have sealed everything as best I can and identified the main cause to be the grout above the first row of tiles. When I bought the trays I phoned coram...