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Old 07-30-2017, 07:59 PM   #1
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Shower leak

We have an issue where when water runs down the left side wall (when facing shower head) the water runs along back wall and onto the floor of bath. Any comments on how to correct? Dutchmen 2007 26B-dsl.

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Old 07-30-2017, 08:29 PM   #2
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Have you been brave enough to put a level to the tub?
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Have you been brave enough to put a level to the tub?
Yes leveled out still flows out.

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Either build an ugly caulk dam to stop it or any decent glass shop will have u channel that they use for shower doors. Install and caulk that and you'll have a barrier all the way across the front.
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Either build an ugly caulk dam to stop it or any decent glass shop will have u channel that they use for shower doors. Install and caulk that and you'll have a barrier all the way across the front.
Thanks for the ideas!

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