Wet Room Tanking ( Waterproofing ) Systems - Aquaproof

Aquaproof waterproofing system has been designed specifically to tackle the Aquaproof waterproofing product problem of leakages from tiled wet room areas.

Aquaproof System is independently certified according to the requirements of the European Standard "ETAG 22 - Watertight covering kits for wetroom floors and /or walls." Aquaproof System holds an official Technical Approval Certificate ETA-09/0200. By specifying a fully approved system such as Aquaproof, you can ensure your tanking is fit for purpose and has been rigorously tested to the highest standards.

Aquaproof system can be applied to wooden sheeting, plasterboard, MDF, concrete/screed and most commonly used construction boards including Wedi.

Once applied the Aquaproof waterproofing system can resist normal thermal movement in the room and will not become brittle with age.

With Aquaproof a fully tanked room can be achieved preventing damage to wall and floor substrates and leakages into rooms below.

Aquaproof - the complete answer to under tile waterproofing:-

Fully waterproof
Breathable (water vapour permeable)
Flexible system
Reinforcing tape at all joints/ pipe entries
Simple application
Creates a perfect surface for tiling with standard waterproof tile adhesives
Compatible with under floor heating
User friendly (virtually odour free)

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