AquaeGuard is a sheet membrane set into the tile adhesive and AquaeSeal is a semi-solid and ready to use tanking membrane, which is painted on by brush. AquaeSeal is easier than AquaeGuard to install, but it is more time consuming and slightly less reliable.
Cementitious powder tile adhesive (not pre mixed)
Cementitious powder tile adhesive (not pre mixed)
6 – 8mm at thin end going to 22mm at the thick end. Except model B which is 22 – 30mm.
Depends on the drain but we have found about 1.5% (1:80) is adequate
Yes you can
Yes if beneath the eforms they won’t cause any damage but the eform is insulating by its nature, so heat won’t get through.
There is only one adhesive that we would recommend when fitting gradient boards or waterproofing, and that is Cementitious powder tile adhesive (Not pre Mixed). Ideally flexible tile adhesive to ensure that it will flex with any floor movement.
Yes, while eforms are waterproofed, it is highly recommended that additional waterproofing is applied as there would be cracks between the eforms if more than one is used when creating the wetroom. Water could also go around the eforms as they have no membrane that would travel up the wall or onto adjoining products.
It is very important to use waterproof tanking. Waterproofing is critical to ensuring a leak free waterproof wetroom enclosure. In order to ensure a waterproof wetroom, tanking must be fitted prior to tiling.