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Thread: Any Suggestions For The New Kitchen???

Started 2 months ago by Mark Elvin
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mikeg68 replied 3 months, 1 week ago
hi tony_m, I used the BAL (WP1 I think it's called?) memberane tanking system. Very straight forward and it's sealed the room perfectly. I sealed the whole floor, and where the shower area is, from the pics you can see I tanked all the way up the wall but in all honesty, I don't think it was necessary to go so high. The water can't go above the height of the shower head. The underfloor ...

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dextrous replied 3 months, 1 week ago
Good job. Looked a labour of love, but well worth the effort. __________________ Arthur Daley, little dodgy maybe, but underneath, he's alright

 

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thought you were building a car! Looking good anyway!
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ColJack wrote : the word is modulus.. and it refers to it's compressability.. a usefull property for something where 2 different materials are used that expand and contract at different rates, such as the glass and upvc of a conservatory. not sure what effect that it would have pertaining to the ability to peel it off.. maybe that's more to do with the de-greasing of the glass and upvc or the different make up of the silicone ( what...
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unsure if i need the membrane thats why im asking!! basicaly from outside in this is how its going to be: external 38 logboard clad watersealed insulation internal cladding from reading this is how i thought it should be external 38 logboard clad watersealed breathable membrane insulation internal cladding as the frame is now up i was just gettin a bit nervouse that i should of had a mebrane in place.
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things like celotex or similar rather than jablite (polystyrene).you would want some air floor above the roof insulation,below the roof.

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