We have a low rise shower tray in a fully tiled cubicle. The frame of the shower door doesn't seem to be sitting 'tight' enough on the tray. There is a mm or so 'gap' running along the length of the inside between the frame & tray, slightly bigger at either end.
There is a silicone 'seal' on the outside but it doesn't seem to be containing the water properly. On one end the paintwork is 'bubbling slightly so assume plasterboard is getting wet.
We can replace the silicone to get a better/proper seal, but surely that still leaves the problem of water finding it's way under the frame on the inside, it just won't be able to escape on the outside.
Should we try to seal INSIDE the shower frame at the bottom as well, though instructions do state "under no circumstances should silicone be used inside"?
There is a silicone 'seal' on the outside but it doesn't seem to be containing the water properly. On one end the paintwork is 'bubbling slightly so assume plasterboard is getting wet.
We can replace the silicone to get a better/proper seal, but surely that still leaves the problem of water finding it's way under the frame on the inside, it just won't be able to escape on the outside.
Should we try to seal INSIDE the shower frame at the bottom as well, though instructions do state "under no circumstances should silicone be used inside"?