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wetroom

selfbuildsoon · 2013-02-26 23:38:42

Hi all, We are having a wetroom upstairs(prestressed concrete floor) and downstairs. What would you suggest for waterproofing them(especially upstairs)? Thanks

26-02-2013 11:38pm

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selfbuildsoon

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Hi all,
We are having a wetroom upstairs(prestressed concrete floor) and downstairs. What would you suggest for waterproofing them(especially upstairs)?
Thanks

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#2 27-02-2013 10:42pm

rja1871

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HI Selfbuildsoon.

I have used Mapei products for wetrooms and showerooms, their product is called Mapelastic Aquadefense is very good and use their sealing tape at all horizontal and vertical junctions.!!

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#3 27-02-2013 11:28pm

BobMcBob

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Have a wet room in the house I am renting. It is a Wet room, the floor is soaked would recommend putting the towel rail near the door so you don't have to wade through the water to put the towel on. The same applies to the toilet.

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