Has my shower screen been sealed correctly?

Question

Hello, I have installed a new bath shower screen recently. It does fit, but seems to be a little looser than expected. Does this happen usually, or ought there be more stiffness or friction to limit it’s movement? Also – I have a seal leak at the end of the hinge.
 Is there a possible way to stop this? Or any recommended seals I should use instead? Any advice would be appreciated – thanks!

Nathan · Accepted Answer

When fitting shower screen always use clear silicone before fixing the wall plate if already fitted you could use some ct1 clear seal where leaking

Paul · Answer

First, if there is any leaking, it isn’t fitted correctly and will need to be adjusted. There ought to be some contact/friction with the bath – to limit the screen’s movement and stop it swinging freely. Perhaps you could try and adjust the rubber or the plastic seal, to be sure that it runs along the bottom of the screen enough to make contact properly with the bath. If this does not help, you may be best to have the screen refitted again correctly.

Aaron · Answer

Hi,

All purpose silicone should of been used to make the seal, if its leaking at the end you probably didn't fill a portion at the bottom with silicone. Without seeing what you have done it is very difficult to help you with this.

Lee · Answer

Best guess would be that its fitted just a tad too high.  If you can't alter the bottom seal at all just drop the whole screen down a few mil.

Dean · Answer

The seal should be quite tight to top of bath to make correct seal. You may need to adjust the door slightly and drop it down to make correct seal

Has my shower screen been sealed correctly?

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