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Broken Shower Screen - Repair or replace?

dulpit · 2012-07-02 12:35:10

Hey, our shower is in the bath, and has a screen on side - it's 2 glass panels, connected in middle so that they can swing a bit. In middle of night one the 2nd screen (i.e. further from wall) fell down, the connector piece on top seems to have broken apart. The seal is still connected to the wall, and is still connected…

02-07-2012 12:35pm

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dulpit

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Hey, our shower is in the bath, and has a screen on side - it's 2 glass panels, connected in middle so that they can swing a bit.

In middle of night one the 2nd screen (i.e. further from wall) fell down, the connector piece on top seems to have broken apart. The seal is still connected to the wall, and is still connected to both screens, although it is hanging loose and is no longer connected across the bottom.

Both screens seem undamaged, apart from the connector in middle, so I was wondering - is this something that could easily/cheaply be repaired? Or would a replacement be in order?

Thanks all.

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#2 02-07-2012 7:01pm

Joey the lips

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If you knew the manufacturer you might get parts but otherwise its replace

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