Ellsi Clean Bath Screen Seal - 5mm Glass - 1500mm

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This guide is for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts looking to prevent bathroom leaks from shower screens. The Ellsi Clean Bath Screen Seal provides a quick and effective solution for sealing gaps between glass shower screens and bath edges, ensuring a watertight seal and a dry bathroom. While it's durable, ensure your glass thickness is precisely 5mm for optimal fit.
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This seal is specifically designed for shower screens with 5mm thick glass.
The seal comes in a standard length of 1500mm (1.5 meters) and can be trimmed to size.
While it can be bent, it's best suited for straight edges. For heavily curved screens, a more flexible or specialized seal might be required.
No special tools are required. You may need sharp scissors or a utility knife to trim it to the correct length.
Clean it regularly with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid harsh chemicals.
If the wet room panel has a 5mm thick glass edge and sits on a flat surface, it should work. Ensure there is a suitable gap to seal.
This seal is designed for 5mm glass. Using it on 6mm glass will likely result in a poor fit and potential leaks.
Ensure your glass is exactly 5mm thick. If the gap is wider than the seal is designed for, it may not provide a secure fit. Consider if a different seal profile is needed.
Double-check that your glass is 5mm thick. If it is, and the seal still feels too tight, try slightly warming the PVC with a hairdryer on a low setting to make it more flexible for installation.
Ensure the seal is making full contact with the bath edge. Check for any debris caught between the seal and the bath. The screen itself may be unevenly set, or the seal may need repositioning.
PVC can become less flexible in cold environments. Try warming the seal gently with a hairdryer on a low setting before attempting to fit it.
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