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4th October 2009, 05:20 PM #1
Waterproofing around Tap penetrations?...
Assorted Colleagues-in-Chaos :D,
The title of this thread probably sounds quite familiar, but I was only able to find one Thread (started late in '07 by the intrepid Gooner :wink:) that actually deals with the topic...
Anyhow, the crux of the matter is this: With a cement-sheeted Shower Recess, is there any type of proprietary Flange of some sort available that somehow slips over your Tap Sockets to seal up the little holes in the sheeting that the Tap Sockets poke through?
It could be plastic, or it could be rubber... It could be permanent, or it could be removable... Maybe you set it in place around the Sockets with Silicon... You tell me...:?
(In other words, I didn't think to ask those Crusty-Old-Chin-Waggers in at the Trade-Counter at K&R when I was down there on Friday...:-)
Many Thanks,
Batpig.
Read the full thread at RenovateForum.com...
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