Value Set: Silicone plus Acrylic Half-Round Rod
Value Sets: Silicone + Acrylic Half-Round Rod – Accessories for Glass Showers
Sooner or later, there inevitably comes a time with every glass shower enclosure when the grouting needs to be checked and when a semi-circular acrylic strip may even need replacing. In our online shop at www.duschdichtungsprofile.de, we can offer our customers a very special value set that combines precisely these two components. We have added a Silkon value set + an acrylic half-round strip to our range, which saves you money compared to buying the items separately and ensures you have both components of the set to hand straight away.
Seals and accessories online
✔ Duschdichtungsprofile.de – we offer seals for glass showers as well as an extensive range of accessories and care products. Take advantage of our online shop and browse our range from wherever you are. We’re open round the clock and will be happy to help you find the right shower lip for your glass shower. If you’d like some tips and tricks on installation, we’d be happy to point you towards our guides and the expert advice we’ve put together for you in a YouTube video.
Everything at a glance – the Value Pack
An acrylic half-round bar and natural stone silicone sealant – we offer these to our customers as a set. This allows you to save money compared to buying the items separately. We have added value sets featuring splash-proof bars in various designs to our range; please check the exact dimensions before purchasing.
Depending on the age of the shower and various other factors, it may be necessary to shower seal profile may need to be replaced. In this case, it is usually the daily, intensive contact with water, as well as shampoo and soap residues, that cause significant build-up on the profiles. If the water is also very hard – which is certainly the case in some parts of Germany – then the seals must be replaced. We have also included OttoSeal’s high-quality natural stone silicone in this set – so you can seal the existing joints straight away. This prevents water from penetrating the joints. This is extremely damaging to the masonry behind them and, in the worst case, the wall may become damp.
