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Hi Everbody, Does anybody know how to go about getting an enclosure for the small shower trays provided in the downstairs bathrooms of the town houses, and how much do they cost fitted.
Thankyou Susie
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Hi Susie - we used the wonderful William who sourced and fitted a curved shower door which works really well. The cost was quite reasonalble, cant remember exactly. William lives on Roda and has been recommended by so many people here.
Regards
Stephen
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Hi Susie
We used William as well, again can't remember how much but know it was cheaper than Sanchez Benedicto (is that the right spelling?) who we also got a quote from. Ours was awkward as well as the builders had intelligently (!) put the window in the way.
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We used Sanchez Benedict, we had to have a built to measue shower doors because we swapped our bath for a large shower tray. Sanchez was excellent, reliable and cheap.
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Re the shower cubicle in the downstairs cloakroom, the Leroy Merlin store in Cartegena (Mediterranean Place) have a large selection if you can fit them yourselves. They had a huge sale in January but we had already purchased ours so missed out on the deal. We are going out in April to fit it, so hopefully it will be OK.
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The pipework seems to differ house to house, use a locater before you drill , I didn't and got quite wet then had to take off the tile repair the pipe and carry on.
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An update on my previous posting - the shower cubicles in Leroy Merlin are the wrong profile, the angle of the curve is the wrong shape. Does anyone know where we can buy one that will fit? I'm looking at the downstairs cloakroom in the 2 bed townhouse.
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