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Diall White Bath seal (L)2500mm (W)21mm
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Product information
This smooth white bath seal tile trim is perfect for hiding and protecting the exposed raw edges of tiles. It will provide the perfect finishing touch, giving your tiles a smart and elegant look.
- Recommended for - Bathrooms, kitchens & en-suites
- Compatible with Compatible with all tile types
Features and benefits
This tile trim is designed for laying under tiles to protect the wall against moisture and damage, with a flexible silicone seal that adjusts to the bathtub surface - great for busy bathrooms!
Specifications
| Brand | Diall |
|---|---|
| Pack quantity | 1 |
| Product length | 2500mm |
| Product weight | 268g |
| Product width | 21mm |
| Material | Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) |
| Colour | White |
| Product code | 3663602912217 |
Reviews
Bath seal
Anonymous - 3 months ago
I bought this bath seal looking good. Used with all tube silicone.
Complete Junk!
Man with a leaking bath s - 5 months ago
Too thick to fit under the tiles, too weak a seal to fit over the tiles. Complete junk. Don't buy it, get Homelux Pro Seal instead.
Follow advice from other reviewers
Redsonja11 - 6 months ago
I bought this a couple of weeks ago because after trying to seal a large gap between the bath and tiles, the seal still wasn't right. So I got some silicone strong bonding sealant and spread it on the fixing strip. I then fitted it to the bath and so far, so good. It looks great and seems to do the job. Very happy with it.
This product is fine
Robthebuilder74 - 6 months ago
I brought these to finish off a bathroom, as long as you remove sticky strip completely and use silicone instead it does the job
Ditch the sticky tape and use silicone
PBW Handyman - 8 months ago
The sticky tape is rubbish because it doesn’t stick (especially if there is traces of the old silicone on the surface). So peel it off and bed the seal on with clear silicone mastic. You can use white mastic but it’s less sticky. If you want to be doubly sure, seal the gap between the bath and wall first and whilst the mastic is still wet, fit the seal; that way if water gets behind the seal the mastic will stop it seeping down the gap.