Shower corner triangle...

kellster | 08:18 Tue 26th Aug 2003 | Home & Garden

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does anybody know where u can buy a plastic triangle that fits between the bath and wall to stop water leaking down the gap where the shower curtain meets the wall?! I seem to remember Betterware or Kleeneze used to do one, but can't find it anymore.... Any help or other suggestions appreciated! Cheers!

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coggles

Would a length of 90 degree plastic (with the corners being about an inch or so wide) do the job? You could attach one side to the wall and butt the curtain up to the other angle. Maybe if you put velcro down the side of the shower curtain and the edge of the plastic strip it might stop the the 'gap' happening. You can buy these strips from B&Q, Homebase, wickes etc.

kellster

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Thanks coggles.... i'll give it a try.

Mickeymouse

What about the plastic lengths that you use to hang posters, they are like a triangle with a slit on one of the corners, you could stick the flat section to the wall and slide the curtain into the slit, that would hold the cutain in place

kellster

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Ooooo - -that's a nice suggestion for the poster strip - hadn't thought of that. Thanks.

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