We are getting a steel enamel bathtub that is to be installed in a polystyrene bath carrier—partly for insulation reasons and partly to reduce noise, as these tubs tend to resonate oddly without a carrier.
This was all coordinated with the plumber, but now he suddenly said he hasn’t installed one of these carriers in two years because some customers (apparently only after 1-2 years) complained that the carrier squeaks.
Great that he always brings up issues like this at the last minute, especially after he already submitted a quote for it.
We don’t actually see a problem here; we could also add felt or some kind of “slip film” (whatever that may be) in addition.
How have you solved this? Does anyone have experience using such a bath carrier? It should be one from Schedel.
This was all coordinated with the plumber, but now he suddenly said he hasn’t installed one of these carriers in two years because some customers (apparently only after 1-2 years) complained that the carrier squeaks.
Great that he always brings up issues like this at the last minute, especially after he already submitted a quote for it.
We don’t actually see a problem here; we could also add felt or some kind of “slip film” (whatever that may be) in addition.
How have you solved this? Does anyone have experience using such a bath carrier? It should be one from Schedel.
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Deliverer8 Jun 2018 12:32Point for you.