plastic wall panels

[kjharry]

Hi not tiling strictly but a question about plastic wall pannels from B&Q,I have used these to line my shower-room,including inside the shower enclosure,I now have leaks down behind the tray.I followed the fitting instructions and put a bead of silicone down every t&g joint,the tray is sealed well to the boards and the wall and yet I still have several dribbles when the shower is used.The only place that I can see as a likely place to leak from are the vertical joints,anyone else had trouble?,any tips for putting it right?,it looks like it may all be coming back out this weekend otherwise.As a last chance before that happens I am thinking of putting some clear silicone on my finger tip and rubbing it into the joints after I have let the water dry off during tomorrow when I am in work.Any feeback apreciated thanks.

 

[JBenway]

Firstly, you should have avoided B&Q altogether and approached a cladding specialist like IPSLUK.CO.UK or HI-PLAS.CO.UK
But in response to your question, I would believe that the silicone option is probably the best route to take, but always remember to use the recommended silicone adhesive to prevent invalidating your guarantee.

 

[tictic]

Firstly, you should have avoided B&Q altogether and approached a cladding specialist like IPSLUK.CO.UK or HI-PLAS.CO.UK
But in response to your question, I would believe that the silicone option is probably the best route to take, but always remember to use the recommended silicone adhesive to prevent invalidating your guarantee.

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