Commercial Bathroom Construction in Adelaide, Canberra, Darwin and Hobart

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Are you a company that offers commercial bathroom construction in Canberra, Adelaide, Hobart or Darwin? If so, you’ll likely want to make sure that that your customers are completely pleased with your work. A common problem encountered with traditional methods of shower construction is leaking around the shower screen area. At best, this can lead to unsightly staining of the bathroom tiles and floor area and at worst, serious damage to the structure of the building.

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Many new showers leak within months of being installed, leaving contractors scratching their heads as to why. If you have ever been in this situation, you surly know the feeling.

The fault often lies with the shower design. Traditional showers, both those with and without hobs, seal the shower screen to the tiles with a sealant, commonly silicon. Tile grout, being porous, allows water to seep below the tiles into the glue cavity between the tiles and the water-proofing membrane. From here, it is free to wick its way outside of the shower enclosure where it can seep through the grout on the bathroom floor tiles and create unsightly staining, or worse.

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Luckily, there is now a solution to leaky showers common in commercial bathroom construction

Waterstop Streamline is a modern design which directly connects the shower screen to the waterproofing membrane, blocking the water path responsible for leaking showers. A one piece construction with no joins, Waterstop Streamline comes in a range of colours and sizes to suit any décor. It is extremely easy to install, fast to tile, provides a positive connection to the shower screen and maximises the available floor area.

If you want to maximise your productivity and give your company a competitive edge, take a look at Waterstop Streamline for your next commercial bathroom construction project in Canberra, Darwin, Hobart and Adelaide.