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Waterproofing options for new shower room
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[QUOTE="Givey Tago, post: 990162, member: 61276"] Thanks… yes, I am back there at the weekend so will have a look and take some photos. If it looks technically to be a nightmare then I guess a curb takes out a lot of the ballache? The thing that is bugging me - whatever I do - is how I set the heating mat on the shower preslope. My brain was fried when I made the original post as I will be putting the mat on the cement board face of the Wedi (not onto polystyrene). But I can’t self-level as I would on the floor, because it will be sloping. The mat manufactures say to bed it in thinset, then later to tile onto that. Presumably another option is to make stiff self-leveller and work it in place till set?! [/QUOTE]
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