Biult in shower , biult in leak

I have an almost identical setup, with exactly the same problem. It has driven me to distraction. I have tried various 'fixes', and about the most successful was to cut a whole bunch of tile strips about 2" wide, with the cuts made at about 45 degrees, using a tile cutting table. These were then tile cemented on between the vertical wall tile faces, and the ceramic shower tray lip. They were then grouted with a top quality shower proof grout. Finally, I ran a thin bead of top quality shower proof clear silicone sealant right along the top and bottom edges. I still have a small leak, and I'm pretty sure that is from water running along the underside of the bottom door rail, before finally running over the edge of the shower tray, behind where the tiles come up over the tray edge, if you follow that ...

Good luck. You're gonna need it ! d;~}

Arfa

If there's any movement at all between the walls/tiles and the tray ordinary grout won't work. Or between the walls themselves. I had some success grouting with silicone sealer on the lower couple of tile courses

- but it's time consuming work.

If all else fails try these guys:

Cod Roe wrote in

but why do they do that irritating noise that has to be turned off every time you look at a different unit?

=A0 London SW

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Yes , that looks to be main problem, the tiles look to be -ok- as far as I can see , being 12 inch , theres not too many gaps .... but some movement now with the tray

What is there that will bond fully to a ceramic surface ???? must be some form of glue made ???

G ..

There is a telescopic sealing strip you can get, the allows movement whilst maintaining a seal. Can't remember the name. Looks a bit bulky, but would do the job. Simon.

Ours is similar from World of Water - very satisfied and no connection with the company.

The addition of a power pump made it fantastic.