Can anyone help me with sort of plumbing problem, please.

[Pete999]

I had a new bathroom fitted about 4 years ago, very nice and there weren't any electrical woks, now that's out of the way, down to my dilemma, the curved glass shower screen has a seal on the bottom, which unfortunately has, due to constant use, decided to fall apart.
Now before you all start, I have been to the Sheds, fancy bathroom shops, plumb base, in fact I now know where most builders merchants, plumbing outlets, etc are in N/ton, anyone got any ideas as to where I could look next, replacements such as they are, are not cheap "£20 plus. Please help I am getting Tinnitus from the constant nagging from my lady Wife, no Sarcastic comments please, only useful suggestions will be tolerated.

 

[telectrix]

It's not a Jacuzzi,if we check your ebay history,8 years back,and find you ordered 22 spouts,a 10mm drill bit,and an aquarium pump...

ha,ha. it's one that pumps air, not water. bloody great spider web of air pipes under bath. massages legs, back and arse, but not necessarily in the right order.

 

[Squid]

seriously pete, post a pic. (make sure your missus ain't in the shower at the time though. enough pervs here anyway.).

I have hacked his PC and have said photos, can share them with you for some scrap copper.

 

[telectrix]

I have hacked his PC and have said photos, can share them with you for some scrap copper.

might even stretch to the 6.0mm SWA for your shed..

 

[Squid]

might even stretch to the 6.0mm SWA for your shed..

I went 10mm 3 core and its all installed, the flats opposite me though have been in darkness for the last 3 weeks, ooooops.

 

[NDG Elecs]

I can only advise further Pete if you can assure me that any metallic parts of the bath screen have been suitably bonded....

Seriously though, loads of places online do them - eBay, Amazon etc. Look at the profile of the existing one and check some of the measurements (screen thickness, the gap between bottom of screen and top of bath, etc) and you should be able to find something at least close and suitable.