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got to fit a folding shower screen over bath, wall that i'm fixing it to, is half tiled,and the wall is hollow plaster board (egg-box type **** i think)
what fixings would you recommend? they just supply the normal 1" screws with brown rawl plugs, dont think these will hold in wall?

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Look at fixings like these
http://www.screwfix.com/cats/100067/...Cavity-Fixings
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Am i right in thinkin half the screen will be fixed to tile and half to wall? In which case you will have a gap?
How do you intend to get over that and if its a shower why is it not fully tiled?
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here here. Doesnt make sense.

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yes you'r right, i didn't tile it, just doing this little job as a favour,
going to build it out at top fixing.....only about 6mm, then seal it with silicon
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its just a cheap housing association house so they'v cut cost by not having it fully tiled???? i know what your saying

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wont water get behind the tiles. Is it just panted then? Be better to get a border tile, or sheet of mosaics cut as a border, and continue same or new tiles above. Hence border if old tiles. All sounds a bit odd.
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hiya, just a thought if it can be swung open on a hinge and you seal it with silicone it will eventually if not break the seal straight away. Speaking from experience when i tried to seal over a mosaic border!


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