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There’s no nefarious reason. It’s because they are prefabricated kits that need to be installed precisely to be gap-free. The installers obviously don’t want to

There’s no nefarious reason. It’s because they are prefabricated kits that need to be installed precisely to be gap-free. The installers obviously don’t want to or can’t install them with the correct tolerances.

refurb 2y ago
Precisely. I find it funny when people see conspiracies in such mundane things. Those prefabricated kits are cheap and used in many bathrooms. The gaps at the bottom are there for easy cleaning.
PufPufPuf 2y ago
That doesn't quite explain why this is not a problem in European countries.