Bathroom shower door renovation gone wrong
last year
I hired the worst contractor who just suddenly quit on me last week. And he installed my shower door incorrectly so now i have this 1-2cm gap between my shower tray edge and the glass panel for my shower door.
What can i do to fix this as I am affraid siliconing this will just create a future leaks?
Appreciate any useful tips, thanks
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