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Hi,

So I've looked about and read a few things regarding the building regs (BS 5385-1:2018 clause 6.1.1.3). I'm just a bit unsure as to how high the tanking has to be up the walls for it to be legit?

I'm looking at getting an Impey Linear 4 shower tray and I know they have their own Waterguard membrane but its crazy expensive compared to a paint on tanking kit? Is using something like the Mapei kit still ok with that tray?

TIA
 
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Thanks for the info mate.

I'm so indecisive which to use, and teh more I read the more indecisive I get haha. I am leaning more towards the Impey Aqua-Dec Linear 4 with the Waterguard tanking membrane, buts its a fair bit more brass than the paint on stuff. But I have also read the paint on stuff isn't really designed for timber floors as it will have a level of movement. Heads gonna blow haha.
 
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I tank the whole area up to the ceiling. Only takes a little bit longer in time and the jointing tape is begging to be be painted over.
Just do it.
 

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