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1sandyh
hi, I'm after your advice on the best way to tackle this probem
I need to fit a frameless glass wetroom/shower panel. The channel is wall fixing, however there are 2 rows of bridge/pencil border tiles running around the room including in the shower area so the channel does not fit flush against the wall, since the bridge tiles protrude out.
Obviously a floor fixing panel doesn't solve the problem as the glass still wouldn't sit flush against the wall
I could possibly shave out some of the back of channel like a half moon to fit over the bridge tiles?
Or angle grind the entire wall, which I'd be nervous about messing up
Any other suggestions?
Hindsight is great..should have recessed the damn channel into the wall prior to tiling which I'm now kicking myself over
Any advice greatly appreciated
I need to fit a frameless glass wetroom/shower panel. The channel is wall fixing, however there are 2 rows of bridge/pencil border tiles running around the room including in the shower area so the channel does not fit flush against the wall, since the bridge tiles protrude out.
Obviously a floor fixing panel doesn't solve the problem as the glass still wouldn't sit flush against the wall
I could possibly shave out some of the back of channel like a half moon to fit over the bridge tiles?
Or angle grind the entire wall, which I'd be nervous about messing up
Any other suggestions?
Hindsight is great..should have recessed the damn channel into the wall prior to tiling which I'm now kicking myself over
Any advice greatly appreciated