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Floor membrane repair
So we've had our kitchen floor dug up for a drain repair. There is now
a large hole - they are coming back tomorrow to finish the job. It just occured to us that they've busted through the membrane - it's a fairly new concrete floor - is there a certain method for making this good or is not possible? |
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Floor membrane repair
On Tuesday, 19 April 2016 17:15:29 UTC+1, John Smith wrote:
So we've had our kitchen floor dug up for a drain repair. There is now a large hole - they are coming back tomorrow to finish the job. It just occured to us that they've busted through the membrane - it's a fairly new concrete floor - is there a certain method for making this good or is not possible? bitument paint does that NT |
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