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Leaking shower stall
The 3 photos show the leak. I have previously tried to stop it using copious amounts of silicone. Now I am removing the silicone. Do I have to dismantle the shower stall and rebuild to stop this leak? It is causing damage to the ceiling and room below.
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Your pictures failed to upload. Do you need instructions on how to attach pictures? I need to know more about your shower. Custom tile or manufactured enclosure? Don't use the shower and let the ceiling dry out. Answer my questions and give me a place to start. Regards, Tom |
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