What is the difference in shower waterproofing liners?
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Comments (4)I think the two approaches are completely different Erik. You are bonding tile directly above in your example right? The LynCarr example will see 1.5" - 2" of reinforced mortar. So not really apples to apples. Your head gravel work looks better than what happens on most showers where the fellow grabs a small handful or rocks. I think we should re do this test that took place in California. Can't be too hard. Lets just test a few of our set ups. I would like to see Mapei's 4-1, Mapei's 4-1 mixed with admix vs Laticrete 3701 & maybe an old fashioned home mix of 5-1. Set them into simple boxes with a clamping drain. Give them 1.5" of mortar and see what works best. The NTCA and the TCNA have nothing scheduled to study this to my knowledge. They might talk about it. Share and email about it. But they are not looking deeper into it. I really think we all our heads in the sand if we ignore the warning. Someone has got to step up.......See MoreContractor may not have waterproofed shower curb properly
Comments (3)There are several problems here. The walls are not waterproof either. The joints have not been properly filled and taped. This person doesn't know what they are doing. Good to stop it now. Go on youtube and watch how it should be done....See MoreShower waterproofing
Comments (7)Quick glance the Durock seams needed to be taped with non-alkaline tape and spackled with thinset prior to Redguard, and the Durock should have a gap at the pane so it does not wick water (not sure the exact size at the moment)....See MoreImproperly waterproofed shower niches. Now what?
Comments (9)Nope. Doesn’t comply with manufacturer installation instructions. Screws and thinset are not Prova sealer. It’s supposed to be glued to the studs, and then only a small bead of sealer between the boards. Their method has a direct route for leaks through it. http://www.loxcreenflooring.com/client_resources/pds/prova%20board%20product%20data%20sheet_sept%202014.pdf http://www.loxcreenflooring.com/client_resources/pds/prova-seal%20tds%202013.pdf Tear out and redo. With someone who follows instructions. And owns a TCNA Manual....See MoreBy Any Design Ltd.
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