89 results for "wet areas"
How do I waterproof or tank bathrooms, showers and other wet areas* before tiling?
*Does not include swimming pools Wet areas should be waterproofed before tiling using ARDEX WPC to protect moisture-sensitive
Why should I waterproof or tank bathrooms, showers and other wet areas* before tiling?
swimming pools The underlying substrate in wet areas, or substrates adjoining wet areas, is often moisture-sensitive e.g. plaster
How do I tile to steel?
appropriate ARDEX Tile Grout. Alternatively, in indoor & dry areas only, prime the steel using ARDEX P 82. Once dry, it can then
P4
minutes White pigment allows clear identification of primed areas No-mess consistency eliminates drips and splashes for easy
AM 50 OCR
standard renders at 1.39kg/m2/mm Suitable for internal areas, including swimming pool surrounds (not suitable for full
FLEX FL
and floor applications Suitable for internal and external areas, including swimming pools Suitable for use with underfloor
D20
of Performance (DOP) Suitable for External Use or Wet Areas Kitchens, bathrooms and domestic showers only Bed Thickness
DS20
Technical Datasheet (TDS) Suitable for External Use or Wet Areas No Suitable for Use with Under Tile Heating Yes Coverage
X60 PU Flex
and floor applications Suitable for internal and external areas, including swimming pools Colours Available: White
I need a fast drying levelling compound for a job where time is really tight. What should I use?
is needed. It's ideal for communal areas, such as hallways and other high traffic areas, domestic properties, retail spaces