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Caring for your bathroom
Your new shower walls need very little: warm soapy water, a soft cloth, and a few things to stay away from. Ten minutes every two weeks keeps them looking the way they did the day we finished — and keeps your warranty intact.
Every two weeks
Wipe the walls with a soft sponge or cloth and warm, soapy water. That is usually all it takes. Give the silicone seals a wipe while you are there.
No grout, no sealing
The panels are non-porous with no grout lines, so there is nothing to seal and no grout to scrub — ever. The printed finish is UV-stabilised and will not fade.
Check the silicone
Now and then, look along the silicone seals at the corners and the base. If a seal looks worn, cracked or lifting, tell us — replacing it keeps the shower watertight.
✓ Safe to use
- Warm water and mild dish soap
- Fantastik
- Windex
- Tilex spray
- 409 spray
- Lime-A-Way spray
- Fabuloso
- Green Works
- Spic and Span spray
- Pine-Sol
- Simple Green
✕ Never use
- Abrasive or gritty cleaners
- Scotch-Brite or other scouring pads
- Magic Eraser
- Comet powder or soft cleanser
- Strong solvents — thinners, acetone, MEK
These can dull or scratch the panels, and using them can void the manufacturer's warranty.
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Pay by cheque
Make your cheque payable as shown below. Include your name and invoice number on the memo line so we can match it correctly.
Pay by Interac e-Transfer
Send your e-Transfer to the address below. Include your name and invoice number in the message.
No security question is needed—the account uses auto-deposit.
Pay by credit card
Pay securely online through Helcim. Your card details go directly to Helcim and are not stored in this portal.
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