Damp/dark looking discoloration on bathroom floor tiles
I have noticed patchy dark/damp looking discoloration on bathroom floor tiles directly outside shower cubicle. The tiles aren’t new but recently had a new shower cubicle installed. The marks aren’t on the top of the shower, look like coming from the underneath of that makes sense.
I suspect this is due to water leaking. I can’t think what else could make those marks. Could this be the case?
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Sounds like damp getting into the tiles from the base of shower. Is the grout to the floor tiling cracked or discoloured? Sure sign of moisture movement. I would investigate further, check the plumbing and condition of the shower cubicle floor fixings, even the effectiveness of the shower door/curtain, etc. Needs remedy ASAP.
2nd Feb 2020
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Possibly I suspect water is leaking through itsome a simple task if it is just seal problem I will make it water tight and give a little freshen up
29th Jan 2020
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S.J Xclusive tiling
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yes more likely you have a leak especially if the tiles wasn't darken before you had the new shower installed
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Normally in this case its rather a sealant issue or you may have a hairline crack in the shower basin itself. Or maybe there's a leak in the waste water pipe.
25th Mar 2020
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1st thing, remove the shower panel attached to the shower tray, and have a look underneath to check if it's all dry under there.
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