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Discuss Would you use membrane if... in the Tanking & Wetrooms at TilersForums; ... The wet room Walls were marmox, the Tray was a showerstone and th surrounding floor was also marmox.I was thinking of just taping all the joints and painting over ...
          
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    ... The wet room Walls were marmox, the Tray was a showerstone and th surrounding floor was also marmox.I was thinking of just taping all the joints and painting over a few layers of mapegum.That should be fine shouldn't it!?

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    thanks

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    Default Re: Would you use membrane if...

    No need for a membrane as the Marmox boards are waterproof anyway and as long as all the joints are taped and watertight then why add the expense and time
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    Default Re: Would you use membrane if...

    Brilliant, my exact thoughts. Thank you

    The problem is that you read sooo much info on here, you start to doubt /worry etc..

    thanks mate!

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    Default Re: Would you use membrane if...

    Quote Originally Posted by PHG Wetrooms View Post
    No need for a membrane as the Marmox boards are waterproof anyway and as long as all the joints are taped and watertight then why add the expense and time
    what membrane do you suggest

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    Default Re: Would you use membrane if...

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    what membrane do you suggest
    They don't. The marmox on it's own, providing they've used the marmox tape and screws which don't erode over time, should be fine on it's own.

    Marmox is the waterproof tile backer board with a cement(ish) layer on the back and front.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dan View Post
    They don't. The marmox on it's own, providing they've used the marmox tape and screws which don't erode over time, should be fine on it's own.

    Marmox is the waterproof tile backer board with a cement(ish) layer on the back and front.
    nah sorry i meant in the joints not all over (or do Marmox make there own)

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    Default Re: Would you use membrane if...

    Marmox do make their own self adhesive waterproof tape in 120mm width by 10m long or we have another alternative in 80mm width by 20m long rolls - narrower and slightly less 'sticky' but does the job well and at a lower price. Take a look at the link below for more details on both

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    Thanks that was the answer i was after

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    Default Re: Would you use membrane if...

    as phg wet rooms,
    marmox boards with the correctly applied water proof sealed joints are totally waterproof, no need for extra precautions.
    the washers are plastic and the screws are stainless steel so, corrosion is not an issue either..

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