Shower door frame installation?
Hi, We're currently adding an en-suite to a downstairs bedroom, everything is going well so far, BUT, ive encountered a small problem? To install the en-suite, obviously we've had to put in a stud wall, which is plumbed perfectly and the shower base fits in like a glove. However when we were putting up the stud wall we were, more concerned about getting everything straight, for the shower base, but upon double checking measurements, the original outside wall is approx 2cm wider at the top? Although the shower base has been fitted, luckily I haven't yet tanked the walls or tiled? I dont necessarily need to straighten the whole length or height of the wall, just where the frame will attach to the wall and blend it in obviously? What is the best way to do this now or should I continue and tile and then pack out the top of the frame, somehow and silicon or put some trim on?
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Hi, We're currently adding an en-suite to a downstairs bedroom, everything is going well so far, BUT, ive encountered a small problem? To install the en-suite, obviously we've had to put in a stud wall, which is plumbed perfectly and the shower base fits in like a glove. However when we were putting up the stud wall we were, more concerned about getting everything straight, for the shower base, but upon double checking measurements, the original outside wall is approx 2cm wider at the top? Although the shower base has been fitted, luckily I haven't yet tanked the walls or tiled? I dont necessarily need to straighten the whole length or height of the wall, just where the frame will attach to the wall and blend it in obviously? What is the best way to do this now or should I continue and tile and then pack out the top of the frame, somehow and silicon or put some trim on?
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