This is the final post in our blog on the fix of a leaking shower tray and the fitting of a Sealux Seal and subsequent tanking of the walls. If you want to follow this project from start to finish you can check out Part 1and Part 2
Following on from our previous post we will look at the waterproofing/tanking of the shower walls and the subsequent sealing between the Shower Tray/bath and wall tiles.
Thanks to one of our contributors we have an excellent article detailing the damage done from a leaking shower tray. Some of the workmanship is staggeringly poor quality, With no shower seal installed the result was always going to be problematic. The fault lies solely with the installer and their lack of adhering to best practice when installing a shower tray. This is Part 1 of a three part article.
Just to recap on tiling tips for your bathroom or en-suite - you have filled all the gaps in the bathroom walls with waterproof grout, you have tanked your walls with our BAL tanking kit and you have selected one of our shower or bath seals ( Sealux - Aquastrap, Trimlux, Panseal and Cladseal for Wall Panels).
Having worked out exactly how many wall and floor tiles you need and 10% extra for cut offs/breakages you are ready to start tiling your bath or shower. One thing that is really important before you start ...
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