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DazJWood
All,
I have used Hardibacker boards for my shower area (and around the bath). I have built in a recess in one of the stud walls so I can store shower gel and the like. (I have also done the same on one of the walls above my bath).
I am now looking at tanking solutions. I bought the Homelux membrane some time ago but am now wondering whether a paintable solution such as the BAL WP1 or the Dunlop Waterproof kit may be a better option. I am concerned that fixing the Homelux in around the recess may be problematic and not provide robust waterproofing (I would have a fair amount of overlapping around all the corners).
With the paintable solution there would be just the application of the joint tape and then a coat over. I am thinking this would be a lot easier plus should be more robust.
Has anyone any advice or has anyone tanked over recesses and hit any problems?
Thanks,
Daz
I have used Hardibacker boards for my shower area (and around the bath). I have built in a recess in one of the stud walls so I can store shower gel and the like. (I have also done the same on one of the walls above my bath).
I am now looking at tanking solutions. I bought the Homelux membrane some time ago but am now wondering whether a paintable solution such as the BAL WP1 or the Dunlop Waterproof kit may be a better option. I am concerned that fixing the Homelux in around the recess may be problematic and not provide robust waterproofing (I would have a fair amount of overlapping around all the corners).
With the paintable solution there would be just the application of the joint tape and then a coat over. I am thinking this would be a lot easier plus should be more robust.
Has anyone any advice or has anyone tanked over recesses and hit any problems?
Thanks,
Daz