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Dry Lining Shower Wall
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Your not a tradesman are you?
Grout and adhesives are not waterproof and will absorb some water
Tanking membrane even when bought at retail price costs approx £50 per bathroom
Hardibacker board is not water resistant it will just not breakdown when wet unlike plasterboard
..Your saying "Hardibacker board is NOT water resistant" Think youve got confused Andy.Hardibacker Board IS water resistant......lol:D...........
Might wanna hit the EDIT button old chap...:D0 -
leveller2911 wrote: »..Your saying "Hardibacker board is NOT water resistant" Think youve got confused Andy.Hardibacker Board IS water resistant......lol:D...........
Might wanna hit the EDIT button old chap...:D
It absorbs water, but does not break down
I use it every day
It does not tank and seal a wall, a membrane or paint on tanking kit is neededHi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure0 -
Sorry to muscle in on this thread but it seems relevant to my question... I'm about to have my bathroom refitted and all walls tiled to the ceiling. It will have an over bath shower and i was wondering whether i would need to use sealer/tanking/primer under tiles on all walls or just those around the shower area of the bath? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.0
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