AllGoNoShow
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Installed a $600 Kohler archer bathing tub two years ago. After installing it and tiling the surround I noticed a 3 inch wide circle on the floor where there was a depression and it would move with slight pressure on it. It was like there was a defect and it did not have proper support under this one area as if there was an air bubble underneath. (This tub has a 1/2 thick black pan material that is molded on the bottom that I am told is for support/waterproofing).
Well after two years, multiple hairline cracks have suddenly formed around where the depression is (I'm trying To attach picture). Naturally, Kohler is done with me because it is out of warranty and the service rep they gave me to pay out of pocket was not helpful and said they couldn't repair it because of the "structure" whatever that means.
Can these acrylic tubs really not be repaired? I have one bath and my wife is nine months pregnant with our third and I just need this fixed without a complete gut job.
Well after two years, multiple hairline cracks have suddenly formed around where the depression is (I'm trying To attach picture). Naturally, Kohler is done with me because it is out of warranty and the service rep they gave me to pay out of pocket was not helpful and said they couldn't repair it because of the "structure" whatever that means.
Can these acrylic tubs really not be repaired? I have one bath and my wife is nine months pregnant with our third and I just need this fixed without a complete gut job.
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