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Leaking shower cubicles have been the bane
of most householders lives for years. It's not always down to shoddy
installation or poor workmanship that you end up with a damp patch or
worse. The best job will eventually spring a leak somewhere - it's one
of life's inevitabilities.
A Coram self-contained shower pod is
guaranteed leak free
Understanding why showers leak
places you in a fairly good position to defend yourself
against predictable reoccurrence. No matter how careful you
are to use the correct products and apply them in the
correct manner, adhesives and grouts over time become
porous. If you consider the bigger picture this should come
as no surprise.
Installing a shower is
paramount to sticking numerous individual components to a
structure (your home) that is a living breathing thing in
the hope that they will work faultlessly together. Buildings
move. They shift their shape over time, shrinking and
swelling with cold and warmth. Furthermore, components made
from different materials will swell and contract at
different rates. It must hardly come as a surprise when
small cracks occur (often microscopic and difficult to see
with the naked eye) that allow water to permeate into the
building.
Despite huge leaps forward in
materials technology the problem remains when you attempt to
stick different materials to a living building - things will
leak in time.
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