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Bath won't stay sealed

sarahevie · 2012-05-10 11:58:51

Had a new bath fitted four years ago. It has needed resealing fairly frequently snce. As after a cuple of months the bath 'sinks' leaving a gap beween the bath and tiles. In Feb this year we hired a local plumber who said it had been incorrectly fitted. So battoned plywood underneath to keep it in place. However, three…

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keystone Posts: 10,916 Forumite

14 May 2012 at 12:13AM

daveyjp wrote: »

If the bath is cheap thin plastic you are wasting time and money as it will always flex.

LoL all acrylic (thin or thick) baths flex to one extent or another. The extent of the flexing in use is entirely down to the quality of the install. OPs got a carp install not a rubbish bath.

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