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    Default Where do you buy waterstop edge from and how is it installed ? sorry...

    Hello,
    I was wondering where you buy the waterstop from
    is it installed between the door jams - central, or another way
    is it installed before waterproofing?
    i believe it is stuck down with sicaflex


    thank you so much

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    Most tile shops stock them, install before water proofing, yes at door jambs or where the tiles end. you may also need to place water stop at tile edge. stick with sikaflex is fine

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    thanks heaps for that

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    really dumb question, im about to rip apart my bathroom and redo the whole thing.... ive been researching the process of water proofing/tiling etc. and i keep reading about a waterstop edge... what is this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by ashman View Post
    really dumb question, im about to rip apart my bathroom and redo the whole thing.... ive been researching the process of water proofing/tiling etc. and i keep reading about a waterstop edge... what is this?
    It's part of the waterproofing process, generally an aluminium or plastic angle formed in with the waterproofing membrane at the shower and bathroom doors. A barrier to stop water drawing through the tile screed/adhesive/grout layer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by phild01 View Post
    It's part of the waterproofing process, generally an aluminium or plastic angle formed in with the waterproofing membrane at the shower and bathroom doors. A barrier to stop water drawing through the tile screed/adhesive/grout layer.
    ahh ok... im going to have the old school step over hobs in my shower area, i guess i wont need a waterstop edge then?

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    I hope I can post links, check this out ashman

    http://www.jameshardie.com.au/upload...ber%202012.pdf

    also you'll need to know your tile thickness before you can buy your water stop, get it from a tile shop.

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    @ ashman, the only "Dumb Question" is the one you don't ask,

    @ Oldhillshouse, thank you for the link, great reference material

    ivan

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