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To get my bath to fit, I have channelled into the plasterboard itself on one
wall. I am concerned about ingress of water in the event of a leak and total destruction of the plaster board. How should this be sealed before tiling? TIA Phil |
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![]() TheScullster wrote in message ... To get my bath to fit, I have channelled into the plasterboard itself on one wall. I am concerned about ingress of water in the event of a leak and total destruction of the plaster board. How should this be sealed before tiling? The chanelling shouldn't make any difference. Plasterboard has no water resistance and can't be sealed in any meaningful sense of the word. You have to rely on the tiling for that. |
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To get my bath to fit, I have channelled into the plasterboard itself on one wall. I am concerned about ingress of water in the event of a leak and total destruction of the plaster board. How should this be sealed before tiling? Use Knauf Aquapanel instead - it's designed for the job. 0800 731 2108 for literature. Buy at Jewson etc -- roger delete x's to email |
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