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doing a bathroom floor 2 ceiling.
shower in middle of bath.
would u just use silicone round the bath r would u use
a tanking system...
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Would be ideal to use a tanking system but depends on what the customer would pay for...you still silicone round the bath as well..............dave..
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On the subject of tanking what do you advise the customer? Most customers i have had decline to have it but what advice should i give? As in what are the affects of not tanking (say you were tiling over plaster), would you say to a customer? Water could penetrate after 12 months for example (even if well grouted and sealed. Hope you understand difficult to get what i mean across in words.
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thanks dave.

money not a problem with this one, been told 2 get what i
need, just wants it right.

want 2 keep myself right.

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On the subject of tanking what do you advise the customer? Most customers i have had decline to have it but what advice should i give? As in what are the affects of not tanking (say you were tiling over plaster), would you say to a customer? Water could penetrate after 12 months for example (even if well grouted and sealed. Hope you understand difficult to get what i mean across in words.
the majority of domestic showers do not get exposed to prolonged wetting..so in theory its not usually a problem if a water resistant grout is used..but it doesnt hurt to tank for long term peace of mind..........dave..
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So is it actually even worth suggesting tanking in a normal house that has a bath with a shower fitted?
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It is worth mentioning yes..as the customer then has the option ..if they say yes then it beneficial to you as well and not just them ..pennies.lol.lol......joking aside.. advise customer to put a kit in and if they refuse then don't panic at least they have had the option..so no come backs to you.....dave....
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If the tiles are laid with top class addy and grouted and sealed well can you really expect much water penetrating through Dave?
Only asking cause a few weeks ago i had a customer who asked "if i don't have it sealed what are the affects and how long would it be before it affected my walls"

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if you use a penetrating grout sealer ..then it should be fine in a domestic shower..will have to re-seal the grout every couple of years..........dave...



p.s. read this thread on grout sealers.....http://www.tilersforums.co.uk/tile-g...at-sealer.html

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i think it is always worth suggesting tanking.
you are a sales person as well as a tiler.

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Cheers boys appreciate the advice.

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