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Can it be used in a hybrid system together with the rubber butyl sheet membrane?

Where would I use this Product? What are its Limitations? What Primer Do I Use before Application? Can I leave the Bag of Powder in the back of the Ute or the Sun on the Jobsite before Mixing with my warm water?

I was just about to make Mistake #1. Thanks for averting a disaster for me.

I like American English ✌️that’s more good for understanding for Asian countries . ✌️

Ideal Installations are 18C - 25C / 50% RH. Surface Temperature is important. Preparation of the Surface is important. Don't leave the Containers in the Sun or Vehicle to cook

Looks like a quality product.

Like this if it works! So can this stop water from seeping thru walls??

An ongoing problem we constantly face in high rise is bloody air flow for drying. Just recently I was on a job in a building, 97% humidity and 39 C inside, 75% and 30 C outside. 2 days between coats and supervisors saying that the specs say we should be able to do two coats a day.

What happens if you have a tile drain and it's 25mm tall with the tile + adhesive being ~13mm. You can't have the puddle flange flush with the screed otherwise the drain will be above the tile height. How do you install this properly?

Hi Do you have any specialist to discuss our plan with and advise what waterproofing product is suit to our project We are in perth We have formwork concrete retaining walls up to 5.5 m high and 15m long Planter boxes over 100 m long Balcony floor over 150 sqm

Hi Do you have any waterproof creditor in perth for tall retaining walls and planter boxes HD waterproofing in perth

Funuck ya water proofing you don't know what us painters do and the short cuts we take funuck ya cunuck ya

Some years ago I sued AWS services in Melbourne who didn't apply the membrane properly and won a judgement that he paid. He has reviews of 2.8 out of 5. There's still shoddy companies out there and Carlos is one of them. There's many more as well.

Well done. That strip was a burden. Much better without it.

Hey that’s not a bad idea. Looking forward to the new PFN. Also “some more feedback”, can you guys please, please start stocking your corners like the old days in boxes of 50. The boxes of 10 are fine if you’re a handyman doing 1 bathroom but heck, contracts need to buy in bulk. Not to mention the wasted packaging. Just some honest feedback 😁

do the wall linings need to be set in accordance with the wall sheet manufacturer's installation specifications prior to the application of the waterproofing membrane. in particularly my experience shows that the wall linings to the shower niches are general not set but are waterproofed over without any bond breakers. is this work compliant.?

I'm building my house and I have watched and rewatched every relevant Gripset video on waterproofing my bathroom floor, evrything about puddle flanges, OMG I have watched some videos. I have purchased all my Gripset products and will be ready to start soon. Thanks for so many informative and useful instructional videos.

How to waterproof a shower, follow da directions on da packaging bye..

Thanks, why is it necessary to apply further tape with the 38fc when already installed at the start?

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Would these products work on a concrete sleeper retaining wall/planter box? The gaps between posts and sleeper being the main issue I can see

amazing this was my only fear with the bathroom Reno what if I didn't seal this correctly. Such a cheap and effective method. I am so appreciative of your videos

The subtitles are hilarious.

Thanks for the info.

Just from personal experience, I wouldnt use yellow tongue in wet areas. I am currently in the process of repairing excessive water damage due to the use of yellow tongue throughout the bathroom and laundry floor. Understanding that these days the waterproofing has advanced since the early 90s, but the headache I am dealing with says its just best to use proper wet area flooring like scyon or compressed concrete flooring then waterproof above and below the screed with double flange system.

at the 2:25min mark how did he cut the fabric to fit into the corners

I asking my roof to waterproof my balcony and he did the roofing for it .. looks so ugly and not waterproof after I installed the door 😢.. and the surface not even .. what should I do now . The rain season is come 😢

#Sealed For Good

Can MGO board be used as subflooring?

How is this a plumbers job? It’s a waterproofing job. Plumbers don’t “finish” the floor nor is it part of the plumbing standard.

It's 2024, why is so much time spent on waterproofing basement/below-grade walls and basements? Is there a concrete mix that stops water? There should be a poly-type spray that permanently seals a basement in 1 application at a minimum.

Detailed info! Thanks

Seems non-complaint as the corner gaps (bond breaker) were not filled with flexible sealant before putting the waterproofing membrane. This is as per AS 3740 - 2010

The whole point of installing a screed is to create fall to the drain right? But the floor underneath the screed will always be flat right? So we waterproof under the screed with a correctly recessed puddle flange. But how does this water that has worked its way through the screed to the floor below find its way to the puddle flange, given that the floor here is flat?

Our 1960's cabinets had a dense particle board with a waxy feel that repelled water. Satanic corporate stooges design stuff to fail now. They know they're on their way out for good.

Very good unbiased report

Hi, I'm getting the bathroom re-done and it's a double brick home. The guy has removed all the tiles but has left the old cement glue etc on the walls. Should they strip back and villa board the area? My wife is questioning this thanks.

Great presentation Stephen and really great to see two of my students gaining this knowledge with industry connection. Fantastic keep this up👍

thanks for another gtreat video. If your on a second story with fibre cement sheet wouldn't recessing into the sheet (which may only be 20mm thick) potentially be a structural issue? Again where using fibre cement sheeting it is near impossible to create a fall with the sheet itself. Would it be possible to use a very thick membrane so the fall is in the membrane instelf? Or if using membrane above and below screed can you ignore the bottom membrane as fas as the fall requirement and flange recessing?

Hi. Thanks for the video. On my reading the standard requires the fall to be on the substrate? Or the video suggests the fall is not needed on the substrate, and you can create the fall on the screed and waterproof over? Thanks

can you use this on the underside of a caravan

Well done Shandi on identifying the various methods of testing techniques.

Hellow. Thank you for your video. I have a question whether it is ok to apply peleseal plus applying over isoflex hybrid (both acrylic based)? One backet of Isoflex was not enough, but it is too expensive to buy. I thought to buy cheaper one peleseal, but worry that it will not stuck to each other. Or maybe to use primer in between. Thank you in advance.

Thanks for this. I am doing a cottage reno. My bathroom floor will be over the old lounge and Grove timber. I am doing the waterproofing and tiling myself. Can I go through the steps as I understand? 1. Position my shower waste hole through my floor 2. Ready my ceramic tile underlay and glue & screw it in place. Ensure my puddle flang is flush with my underlay 3. Remove the flange and apply my membrane 4. Screed over, making my fall into the waste the flange and attach my finished grate.

The standard is a joke, this should be minimum requirements

38FC FTW!! 🎉

Is there a way you can tell us these other brands without getting sued?

Thanks we are looking at installing yellow tongue flooring over existing concrete slab to put tiles on top It will be an alfresco area that will be fully enclosed Why does my carpenter need to glue and screw instead of nailing? Just incase he tells me that we don't need to glue and screw