Shower tray damaged - various paint chips now

Hello everyone,

after months of waiting, the shower doors finally arrived. Unfortunately, the door in the guest bathroom broke into thousands of pieces during installation. Luckily, I had ordered an installation service from the manufacturer and did not install it myself. Fortunately, the installer was only startled and is uninjured. Aside from some damage to the walls and tiles, we have a shower tray in the guest bathroom with various smaller chips. Is that bad, or are those basically only cosmetic defects?
There are repair specialists for bathtubs, etc. Does it make sense to use one, or should I insist on a replacement? Can they make it look perfect again?

Best regards and stay healthy.

Hi

Is the bathtub made of steel, acrylic, or mineral cast?
Go ahead and post some pictures



Olli

Hi,

I don't know exactly what material it is.
It is a Kaldewei Superplan.

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Edit: These streaks next to the chip are dirt.

Moin

is a steel tub.
I can’t really judge the damage by the size.
Tendentially, I would repair. The effort to replace the tiled tub is huge to get a proper sealing again.
Kaldewei offers repair kits for such damages. That would be my choice.

Olli

But the liability insurance of the door manufacturer should definitely cover that!

Morning

it's a steel tub.
I can't really determine the damage by size.
Tendentially, I would repair it. The effort to replace the tiled tub is huge just to get a professional seal again.
Kaldewei offers repair kits for such damages. That would be my choice.
Olli

Ok, I had already feared that effort. Does it have to be repaired now or can it stay as it is and it would just be an aesthetic defect?

But the liability insurance of the door manufacturer should definitely cover this!

Yes, I see it that way too. Why do you even have one? I just know that they...