Frame and tray level
Frame and tray set perfectly flat so water drains fully

Every step from positioning the frame to testing the drain and sealing every edge
Frame and tray set perfectly flat so water drains fully
Trap connected to waste line at the correct fall
Flexible supply lines connected to isolation valve and shower outlet
Sanitary silicone applied along every profile edge and corner
Door magnets and hinges adjusted so the panel closes firmly
Water run, drain checked, all edges inspected for leaks
Describe the cabin type and confirm a visit time
Space measured, drain outlet and supply lines inspected
Drain or supply adjusted only if the existing position requires it
Frame set, tray fixed, drain and supply connected, silicone applied
Water run, drain confirmed, every edge checked before handover
Moisture that never dries around the tray edge means the old silicone seal has failed
A door that springs open or leaves a gap sprays water onto the bathroom floor
A drain smell inside the cabin points to a dry or badly fitted trap
A corroded frame or cracked glass panel requires full removal and a fresh installation
An unlevel frame lets water pool in one corner and never drain fully
Standard silicone breaks down fast and lets mould grow behind the profile
A trap connected without adequate fall causes standing water and recurring odours
Hiding a short drain run instead of breaking and extending it causes repeated blockages








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No fixed rate applies; these factors shape the quote for each job
Corner, rectangular or sliding-door units each take different installation time
A misplaced or poorly graded drain outlet needs adjustment before fitting
Breaking tiles to shift the drain or reroute supply lines adds to the cost
Upper floors or tight bathrooms take longer to work in safely
Replacing old isolation valves or supply lines adds to the base installation cost
Same method, same equipment. Only the size of the job changes.




Why us
Amana means trust. Someone else’s home is not ours to be careless in.
Do not take our word for it. Look at the work yourself.
The leak is marked before a single tile comes up.
A leak does not wait for the morning.
Six governorates, 139 areas.
For buildings and complexes, servicing before the problem starts.
Restaurants, offices and complexes, not only homes.
Six governorates, 139 areas.
Common questions
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If the existing drain outlet lines up with the new tray and the supply positions are right, no breaking is needed. If the drain is offset or the fall is wrong, limited breaking becomes necessary to get the connection right.
The most common cause is a poor or standard-grade silicone under the tray edge cracking over time. A trap joint made without a proper rubber seal is another route for water to escape under the base.
Yes, we install cabins supplied by the customer. We only ask that all parts and fixings are on site before the visit, as a missing component stops the job.
Fixing points are chosen away from tile edges and drilled with ceramic bits at low speed. The wall profile is then sealed with sanitary silicone so no direct load concentrates on a single tile edge.
Hard water leaves mineral deposits on the glass, profile hinges and shower head over time, and scale build-up on the hinges can affect how firmly the door closes. Periodic cleaning of the hinges keeps the cabin working correctly.
