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| shower area | | Im tiling a shower enclosre next week - the area is plasterboard with some patches of plaster where damage occured when old tiles were removed. Im using white star adhesive. Do i need to prime the walls with anything? My main concern is waterproofing - dont want the tiles to fall off after a week cos of water.
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| Re: shower area | | Quote:
Originally Posted by dhceramics Tank the shower out willbones mate..then no probs with water.......dave... | Yup, definitely tank the area if it's just plasterboard, should tank it no matter the substrate really. | Varley |
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| Re: shower area | | If I tank it, will white star be a suitable adhesive? Also what is Class AA? (cement based adhesive?) | | |
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| Re: shower area | | thought so - so AA are generally type 1 powdered? Also re: tanking, i was under the assumption that tanking is applied across the entire shower area, i.e. from height of about 2 meters? Am i correct? Just read a post where one fella says to tank to a height of 1 tile from the shower tray. | | |
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| can you then tile directly onto tanked walls using white star?
Also, sorry, what is a good but fairly well priced tanking kit? WP1 is too expensive for this customer, what about the Dunlop one? Anygood? | |
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#10 | | Guest | Re: shower area | | Quote:
Originally Posted by willbones If I tank it, will white star be a suitable adhesive? Also what is Class AA? (cement based adhesive?) | Easiest way to think of AA is water resistant tubbed adhesive. | | |
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| Re: shower area | | Anyone know where I can source weber tanking from? | | |
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#12 | | Tilers Forums Admin | Re: shower area | | AA just refers to the adhesives resistance to water..not whether it is tub gear or bagged...if it was tub gear then it would be type 2 AA and if it was cement gear then it would be type 3 AA and so on.....dave...( bs5980:1980 )...
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Originally Posted by willbones Anyone know where I can source weber tanking from? |
CTD can get that for you.......dave... | |
Last edited by Dave; 28-08-2007 at 09:17 PM.
Reason: Automerged last two posts from the same member. Happy tiling. :-)
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