psyche11
06-27-05, 02:45 PM
Hi all,
I have a prefab neoangle shower and have just discovered a leak at one back corner. The shower consists of a back panel made of flimsy plastic, a separate tub and two metal framed glass panels and a metal fram glass door for the front. I would like to fix it properly including getting out any wet greenboard from behind the panels, but I would like to keep the shower, since it is fairly new. Can these things be dissambled without destroying them (ie. can I take it apart, repair the wall and put it back together in reasonable condition? Or would I be better to just cut out what backer I can and replace it and then make sure the thing is sealed properly? There does not appear to be a great deal of damage, only about 7 or 8 square inches of rotten backer with mildew on it.
Thanks,
Bruce
I have a prefab neoangle shower and have just discovered a leak at one back corner. The shower consists of a back panel made of flimsy plastic, a separate tub and two metal framed glass panels and a metal fram glass door for the front. I would like to fix it properly including getting out any wet greenboard from behind the panels, but I would like to keep the shower, since it is fairly new. Can these things be dissambled without destroying them (ie. can I take it apart, repair the wall and put it back together in reasonable condition? Or would I be better to just cut out what backer I can and replace it and then make sure the thing is sealed properly? There does not appear to be a great deal of damage, only about 7 or 8 square inches of rotten backer with mildew on it.
Thanks,
Bruce