EX-101 6/8/10 mm chrome walk-in shower enclosures with stainless steel holders

How to waterproof a chrome walk-in shower enclosures?
Waterproofing a chrome walk-in shower enclosures is a vital step to ensure that the shower effectively prevents moisture from penetrating into other areas of the room while the shower is in use.
Ground waterproofing treatment: Before construction on the shower room floor, ensure that the base layer is dry, flat, and free of oil stains.
Use special waterproof coating or roll material and apply it evenly or lay it on the ground according to the product instructions. The waterproofing layer should be applied in at least two coats to ensure there are no omissions or weak points. In areas prone to leakage such as wall corners and pipe openings, additional waterproofing treatment is required.
Wall waterproofing treatment: The walls of the shower room also need to be waterproofed, especially the part of the wall that is in contact with the ground. Use the same waterproof coating or roll as the floor, and paint or lay it on the wall to ensure that the coating is even and without omissions. The height of the waterproof layer on the wall should generally reach the top of the shower head to prevent water from splashing onto the wall and causing leakage.
Seam and gap treatment: The seams and gaps inside the shower room are key areas for waterproofing.
Use special sealant or waterproof tape to seal seams and gaps tightly to ensure moisture cannot penetrate through these areas.
Drainage outlet and floor drain treatment: The drainage outlet and floor drain are the key parts of shower room drainage and the focus of waterproofing treatment. Before installing drains and floor drains, make sure the base is dry and free of debris. Use waterproof mortar or sealant to securely connect drain outlets and floor drains to the ground and ensure a good seal.
Inspection and protection of waterproof layer: After the waterproofing treatment is completed, a comprehensive inspection should be carried out to ensure that there are no omissions or weak points. After the waterproof layer is dry and solidified, avoid scratching or damaging the waterproof layer with sharp objects. During the use of the shower room, regularly check the status of the waterproof layer and repair it in time if there is any damage.
Waterproofing is a highly technical task and is recommended to be carried out by a professional construction team. At the same time, choosing high-quality waterproof materials and correct construction methods are also the keys to ensuring waterproofing effects.