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Hi all.
Looking for a bit of advice re adhesive - firstly I'll probably narrow it down to Mapei because we have an account with a Mapei disti and can ... -
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are you going to waterproof shower area
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It is waterproofed Jay.. Wedi boards..
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well there you go didnt know that
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what are the joints done with
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A tape that comes from wedi as well..
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And these are the fixing sealing parts used..
Fixings
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one to look for thanks Dave
but whats in the pic above (tubed stuff) or plaster
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it will be a waterproof mastic that they sell.. like a tanking gum..
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thats a relief thanks cant get wedi down here looks and reads well is it worth sourcing
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It is also used for insulation on UFH Jay and can build walls with it etc..
It can also accept heavy weight of stone tiles etc.
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back on topic in this link from Dave it states wich adh and grout to use http://www.wedi.co.uk/wetstud.php
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Yep - Wediboard also Wedi shower tray, but actually didnt use the Wedi stuff for the joints - I used Mira Safecote and Mira Multicoat, fixings and principle's the same - you can use any suitable tile adhesive over the wedi - but it is partially and will be completely covered with SLC by the time its plastered. Wedi is handy stuff with UFH cos its also an insulation board so will keep the heat where you want it. The shower tray is 40mm thick with gully and preformed falls. Dukkaboard do similar products.. (had to mention that - it was beginning to look like I was a Wedi salesman lol).
Going back to the Adhesive - Another one I can get on account at a reasonable price is: Larsen “Professional Flexible Fast Set” Any thoughts?
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