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Bath-Screen-S-2806

DelSutton · 2012-06-23 11:19:20

http://kittybox.en.busytrade.com/products/info/1037714/Bath-Screen-S-2806.html Hi all, we had one of these in our attic for years, finally got it down today and all i can say is its Heavy, we have plasterboard walls in the bathroom. I know all the weight should sit on the edge of the bath, but i am just a bit concerned if…

23-06-2012 11:19am

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DelSutton

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http://kittybox.en.busytrade.com/products/info/1037714/Bath-Screen-S-2806.html

Hi all, we had one of these in our attic for years, finally got it down today and all i can say is its Heavy, we have plasterboard walls in the bathroom. I know all the weight should sit on the edge of the bath, but i am just a bit concerned if the walls could support it. Should i try to put it up, or chicken out and just get a rail and shower curtain?

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#2 23-06-2012 2:18pm

supersparkz

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If you put tec7 along where it hits the bath and leave it stationary it should be fine i think. Provided there is room to walk around.

Or did you want it to hinge? If so it would probably pull out out a slab wall eventually.

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