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Tanking & Wetrooms discussions within the Tile Forums | Tiling Forums | Tilers Forum at TilersForums - Discuss waterproofing and all aspects of both wall and floor tiling when tanking and creating a wetroom in this tanking and wetroom advice forum. Tanking at the very least the shower area can prevent the need to retile much earlier than should be expected. Not tanking is a common cause of bathrooms being needed to be retiled. Make sure you using a tanking kit at the least, in every area that water will be in direct contact with tiles.
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