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Hello I am just doing a wet room with HOMELUX waterproof it will be my first time with this waterproof system. I just want some feed back on this system?? ... -
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Hello I am just doing a wet room with HOMELUX waterproof it will be my first time with this waterproof system. I just want some feed back on this system?? It has been aquaproof or bal or weber that i am used two. Just some feed back on this for me
Thank ye
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Re: homelux tanking
Irishjas, I’ve use the Homelux matting a couple of times. Take a look at this youtube video [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zL9PFRmvt4M"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zL9PFRmvt4M[/ame]
(it’s German, but there is no talking). Use a 3mm trowel to spread your bagged addy (do not use tubbed gear). Do as the man does on the video. If you are just doing a shower area then you do not need the trim (i don’t know what it called) that spans the floor and wall. It’s just like wall papering a wall, but the beauty is that you can start tiling straight away. The corner joints are quite expensive for what they are. I normally use an off cut from the big roll. The rolls come in two different thicknesses (one for wall & one for floor). Each roll comes in either 5msq or 20msq. Good luck Sean
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The Following 3 Users Say Thank You to Sean Kelly For This Useful Post:
diamondtiling (25-04-2010), enduro (25-04-2010), jay (25-04-2010)
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Re: homelux tanking
use this stuff quite often now, as sean says don't bother with the expensive corners / pipe covers etc though
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Re: homelux tanking
great stuff
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Re: homelux tanking
I do find the durabase wp is thinner
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: homelux tanking
Which is cheapest? Durabase or Homelux?
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