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Diall White Round edge Self-adhesive Bath seal (L)2500mm (W)19.4mm
Product details
Product information
This smooth white self adhesive curved bath seal trim is perfect for hiding and protecting the exposed raw edges of tiles, for use with tiles 7-9mm thick. It will provide the perfect finishing touch, giving your tiles a smart and elegant look.
- Recommended for - Bathrooms, kitchens & en-suites
- Compatible with Tile thickness: 7-9 mm
Features and benefits
This curved self-adhesive bath seal is designed to help protect your tiles against moisture and damage and adds a professional finish to your tiling projects, ideal for busy bathrooms!
Specifications
| Brand | Diall |
|---|---|
| Pack quantity | 1 |
| Product length | 2500mm |
| Product weight | 168g |
| Product width | 19.4mm |
| Material | Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) |
| Colour | White |
| Product code | 3663602912200 |
Reviews
Ruined my new bathroom
LeightJ - 1 month ago
Had a new bathroom suite fitted and tiled, use this and within about a month the front edge that is supposed to seal against the bath has curled up, instead of the water running off it stays on top and gets underneath and turns black, as it's a small gap is hard to clean
So confused? Get your act together B&Q
Badger handyman - 4 months ago
Is it for under the tiles or above - the description say underneath, the photo shows above. I put it over the tiles and put a thin bead of mastic underneath and above the strip - not sure if it’ll work. Took me a good minutes to peel off the label. The half round bath seal is stated in the store as being for sealing stairs?
waste of time
barley boo - 9 months ago
As much use as a chocolate fireguard .Details stuck on trim difficult to remove
glue for sticking to bath and tiles no use what so ever .Do not buy this trim unless got good glue for attaching .Chucked the one I bought straight in the bin as I had cut it to fit .Alien
Poor adhesion
Walk909 - 9 months ago
Adhesive is a tiny layer that does absolutely nothing. Waste of money
Rubbish
Nicknjg - 1 year ago
It is such a poor piece of equipment it’s not worth one star. Firstly the adhesive strip comes off most of the product when you remove the protective strip. What does remain wont stick unless the wall is dead straight so adhesive is required such as grip fill etc. Then silicon to fill all the gaps. You need to be prepared to spend a lot of Time trying to make it look good he warned.