We quite often get asked if the curtain of the Outasight needs to be put away wet or dry.
The answer is that it can be stowed wet or dry.
The curtain material is impregnated with acrylic to stop mould growing in the curtain material but mold can still grow on the surface. After a number weeks or months you might start to see the odd small spot of mildew appearing. The curtain is designed to be used in conjunction with the recommended cleaner, Dettol Mould & Midlew Spray which will erradicate the spots and treat the curtain at the same time. The curtain needs a quick spray once or twice a month as shown in the video on the following page: http://www.bathroommarquee.co.uk/out-vid3.php
I have found that the dryer you put the shower curtain away the longer you go between sprays - the only downside is that it is marginally more difficult to stow when dry (this is not really an issue once you are used to the process).
Friday, September 11, 2009
Monday, September 07, 2009
Wall Panels For Shower Cubicles
We quite often get asked if our UPVC panels can be used in shower cubicles. The answer is an empatic yes. They are ideal for use in shower cubicle and unlike large sheet wall panels they can also be fitted inside an existing cubicle if required (their smaller size means they can be manouvered into position through the shower door).
We have added some extra pages to our shower cubicle section with images of customers' installations showing the panels in-situ. Here are some examples:
We have added some extra pages to our shower cubicle section with images of customers' installations showing the panels in-situ. Here are some examples:
We shall be adding some more images from our customers' installations in the near future.
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