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Broken gainsborough regent iii shower, Need replacement
goldeneye243
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My shower has started to trip the RCD, so is looking like it is on the way out.
Does anyone know if I can get a form fit and function replacement for it as it is built into a cubicle?
I guess another Gainsborough shower would be the most likely candidate, if so does anyone know which one?
Does anyone know if I can get a form fit and function replacement for it as it is built into a cubicle?
I guess another Gainsborough shower would be the most likely candidate, if so does anyone know which one?
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I would suggest anything except a gainsborough.
I find the newer ones (made in last 3-4 years) aren't up to the mark. The quality has went downhill.
ps this is my personal opinion. I have wired (not fitted but wired) 6 gainsborough showers in the last 4 years, and 5 of the 6 showers were faulty.baldly going on...0 -
Thanks for that (:eek: ), I'm installing one in the next day or two. Should I blame the electrician if the customer's not happy with it? :rotfl:baldelectrician wrote: »I would suggest anything except a gainsborough.
I find the newer ones (made in last 3-4 years) aren't up to the mark. The quality has went downhill.
ps this is my personal opinion. I have wired (not fitted but wired) 6 gainsborough showers in the last 4 years, and 5 of the 6 showers were faulty.A house isn't a home without a cat.
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