It needs to be checked out as soon as possible, but I would also be concerned about the lack of tanking on the walls
Yes, it's a concealed valve with a removable chrome plate, but it's a long way from the shower heads (there are two). Can you see it in the picture?Can we have a pic of the shower? Is it built in with a removable chrome plate?
Yes, I have been concerned about this for a while, but I'm not sure how we can put it on now! Obviously if it's causing the current problems, then I feel I can go back to the builder and ask for the shower to be re-done, but at the moment I don't feel I have any evidence for this!It needs to be checked out as soon as possible, but I would also be concerned about the lack of tanking on the walls
I know he is very conscientious and would imagine that he did, but I suppose a problem could have arisen since?I wonder if the plumber has pressure tested the showerhead pipework or just hoped for the best.....are there any spare wall tiles just in case?
Yes, I agree! But neither the builder, nor the plumber, have ever been "hasty"....plus now all the bills have been paid there is no incentive for them to come back.....I will let you know how I get on!I think then that the plumber needs to make a hasty appearance to discount the shower valve and pipework as the cause.