Shower Tray

How to repair the shower tray after it is damaged?
How to repair a damaged shower tray depends on the type and extent of the damage. Here are some common damages and corresponding repair methods:
-Scratches: If there are minor scratches on the surface of the shower basin, you can try to use polishing paste or toothpaste to gently wipe it to reduce the visibility of the scratches.
-Cracks: If your shower pan develops cracks, they can be repaired using a professional waterproof sealant. Start by cleaning the crack, making sure it is dry and dust-free, then apply the sealant according to the instructions.
-Leaks: If your shower pan is leaking, you need to find the leak. If the seal is poor, it may need to be waterproofed again. If the problem is with the material itself, the shower pan may need to be replaced.
-Discoloration: Prolonged use may cause discoloration of the surface of the shower pan. You can try cleaning with a professional cleaner. If the discoloration is severe, professional sanding and repainting may be required.
-Stains: Clean your shower pan regularly with a mild detergent and a soft cloth to prevent stains from building up.
-Deformation: If the deformation is not serious, you can try to use heavy objects to flatten it. If the deformation is severe, it may need to be replaced.
-Corrosion: Avoid using highly acidic or alkaline cleaners. If corrosion has occurred, the shower pan may need to be replaced.
-Installation problems: Check whether the installation is firm and reinstall or adjust if necessary.
-Material aging: Check the condition of the shower tray regularly. If the material is severely aged, consider replacing it.
-Impact Damage: Avoid using hard objects or engaging in activities in the shower area that may cause impact.
-Severe damage: If your shower pan is severely damaged, such as cracked or severely deformed, it may require professional repair services or a new shower pan.

How to prevent stains from accumulating in shower trays?
Preventing the accumulation of stains in your shower tray relies heavily on regular and correct cleaning habits. Here are some effective preventive measures:
-Daily Wipe: Wipe the shower pan with a dry towel or rubber scraper after each use to remove water stains and foam residue.
-Regular cleaning: Perform a thorough cleaning at least once a week, using a cleaning agent suitable for the material of the shower tray.
-Use mild cleaners: Avoid using highly acidic or alkaline cleaners as they may damage the surface of the shower pan.
-Avoid using hard brushes: use a soft cloth or sponge for cleaning to prevent scratching the surface.
-Maintain ventilation: Make sure the bathroom has good ventilation to reduce the build-up of moisture and soap residue.
-Use anti-stain products: There are some anti-stain sprays or coatings on the market specifically designed for shower trays that can be used regularly.
-Treat hard water stains promptly: If you live in an area with hard water, water stains can develop quickly. Using citric acid or white vinegar can help remove these water stains.
-Avoid piling items: Avoid piling items near the shower basin, which will help reduce the accumulation of stains.
-Regular Inspections: Regularly check the shower pan drainage system to make sure there are no blockages. This will prevent water and soap residue from accumulating.
-Use a shower curtain or door: If possible, use a shower curtain or door to limit water and soap splashes.