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The water is going into the bath and down the plug hole mate. This is a shower above a bath, the aim here is to stop the walls getting wet and rotting due to regular soaking from the shower
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It is a bath area .it is not subject to sustained amounts of water .most bathrooms shower area etc only have problems when water gets past weak points .these are areas where grout will crack etc .90 per cent of damage done in these areas results from water passing through edges of baths. Shower floor or tray areas .are you being purposely blind to this .a wet room is a room in which everything is tanked into a drain..once again read what I write .how can you tank a wall onto a bath edge.
A wet room is tanked into a drain mate .what you just said you do is no good. The movement of the bath each time it's filled and emptied etc will over time cause the tanking to break away .your talking rubbish .at no point have I said a shower is not a shower if it's over a bath .you carry on being the Mr right .there is no tanking solution that sticks to bath edges
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