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hiya lads gotta do this room ,builders in there now installing a stud wall with aquaboard ,other 2 walls are plaster ,room is 3 mtrs high,back wall is 1200mm wide
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hiya lads gotta do this room ,builders in there now installing a stud wall with aquaboard ,other 2 walls are plaster ,room is 3 mtrs high,back wall is 1200mm wide
my question is will i be ok tanking 2m up the plastered walls and not tanking the aqua panel?
it would mean buying a second tanking kit,as theyre 5m x 1m i believe,i still have much to learn
thanks lads,steve
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Is this all in a the wet area? If your only going to tank the plaster, you will want to use a boarding system that is not effected by water.
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What tiles are you fixing 3m high
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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25cm x 40 cm ceramics mate with primer g/ keraquiick
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I'm sure I read somewhere that 3m is as high as you can but I stand corrected
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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