Balterley Wetroom Wall Channel - 1850mm - Pewter




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The Balterley Wetroom Wall Channel in Brushed Pewter is designed for homeowners and professional installers looking to secure wetroom screens with a refined, contemporary aesthetic. This 1850mm channel provides essential structural support for glass panels, ensuring a stable and leak-resistant enclosure in your shower space, though it is important to verify that your specific wetroom glass screen is fully compatible with these dimensions before installation.
| Model Part Number | BEBS036 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Balterley |
The channel measures 13mm in width, 34mm in depth, and 1850mm in height.
It is designed for standard Balterley wetroom screens; please confirm your specific glass thickness matches the channel tolerance.
Yes, it is designed for installation on tiled walls or other water-resistant surfaces commonly found in wetrooms.
Wipe down with a soft, damp cloth. Never use abrasive chemicals or metallic sponges.
Hardware requirements vary based on your specific wall substrate; please check the packaging contents or consult your installer.
Check that the mounting screws are tightened sufficiently and ensure the wall plugs used are appropriate for the masonry or stud type.
Re-apply a bead of high-quality bathroom-grade silicone sealant along the rear edge where the channel meets the wall.
Installation should be performed by a competent professional to ensure the channel is perfectly vertical, as even slight deviations can cause stress on the glass screen.
For care and maintenance, use only a soft damp cloth to clean the brushed pewter surface. Avoid abrasive cleaners, bleach, or scouring pads, as these can permanently damage the finish and compromise its resistance to oxidation.