Water pooling outside the bath after a shower usually means one thing: the seal has failed. The glass is fine — the silicone giving up is normal, and resealing fixes it properly.
Why bath screen seals fail
Silicone lives in the hardest spot in the bathroom: constant water, heat, and cleaning chemicals. Over a few years it shrinks, peels, and goes mouldy underneath. Once water finds a path behind it, the leak only grows.
Signs yours needs resealing
- Water on the floor outside the bath after showering
- Silicone peeling or pulling away from the glass or wall
- Black mould under the seal edge that will not clean off
- The screen wobbles slightly where it meets the wall
How resealing works
- Old silicone is cut out completely — new sealant over old sealant never holds.
- The joint is cleaned and dried.
- Fresh bathroom-grade silicone is applied in a smooth, continuous bead.
- It cures before the shower is used again.
If the screen itself is damaged or you want an upgrade, see our bathtub glass panels in Dubai.
Book your visit
Call or WhatsApp 055 873 4201 or email parkaluminium@gmail.com. Send a photo and tell us your area — we reply with a clear quote and a time slot.
