I've managed to lose all of the spring clips that were supplied with the
bath side panels; can anyone suggest where I can buy some from?

The clips fix horizontally under the bath rim and on the floor, the
horizontal edges of the bath panels slide into them. Alternatively, how
else could I fix the (slightly curved) panel?

Dave

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Dave wrote:

Alternatively, how else could I fix the (slightly curved) panel?

http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/sear...e+earth+magnet

Andy Burns wrote:
Dave wrote:

Alternatively, how else could I fix the (slightly curved) panel?


http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/sear...e+earth+magnet

Thanks Andy, I'd thought about velcro but not magnets. The panel really
is designed to be fixed by sliding the horizontal stiffening edges into
clips, but if I can't find them I guess I could devise a way of having a
vertical surface to attach magnets to.

Dave