Seven or eight years ago I fitted a steam/shower cabin, I was in there last week snorting, scratching,singing and generally doing what us men do in showers. When I heard a scream from downstairs, so I changed the song I was singing but the screaming carried on. Then the bathroom door crashed open and the Yeti charged in saying there was water coming through the ceiling. So after swishing off the suds and a liberal splash of Brut, I went down to see what all the fuss was about.
There was water dripping through the ceiling, after an extensive search I found the shower base had delaminated and cracked. The model is curved and discontinued so a replacement base cannot be found anywhere. I have tried tiling the base but it has not worked as the delamination has caused a ripple, It is supposed to be an acrylic base and was told fibre glass will not stick for long.
Has anybody else had this trouble with a shower base, and how did you fix it? Looks like it will have to be a new one but it seems such a waste to skip the rest of the cabin and all the mixers and fittings which are built in. I suppose I could always make a self watering mini greenhouse out of it ;D
