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Size | 800 x 800 mm |
Channel size | 120 x 120 mm |
Grate style | Zonda |
Height | 800 mm |
Width | 800 mm |
Thickness | 20 · 30 · 40 mm |
Trimming | Both sides: up to 50 mm. |
Material | XPS foam sheet |
Reinforcement | Fibre glass mesh & cementous glue. |
Fall | 2% towards the drain |
Additionals | Tanking kit |
Drain surface | brush |
Cleaning | From above (Easy clean system) |
Model | Point |
Set consists | Wet room tray · integrated square drain body · drain grating · siphon trap |
The tanking kit is a ready-mixed, under-tile tanking system to protect water sensitive substrates from exposure to water. Suitable for wet areas not exposed to pressurised water, such as bathrooms, showers in residential buildings, hotels, old people's homes and hospitals. Ready to use, no mixing required and easy to apply with a roller. The kit includes a high performance joint reinforcing tape to protect against movement in floor joins and corners etc. The contents are all INSIDE the bucket and the contents are protected in the bucket with polystyrene infill's to stop transit damage.The instructions are printed on the rear of the tanking kit.
For anti-moisture insulation systems in wet rooms and rooms intended for human residence. The tanking liquid is a ready-to-use singlecomponent, solvent-free sealant composed of polymer dispersion, fillers and modifying additives. When applied to the surface, upon binding it creates a flexible and water-insulating layer.
The tanking liquid is a ready to use, single component, solvent-free sealant mass, consisting of polymer dispersion, fillers and additives. When applied to a substrate and cured, it forms a flexible waterproofing coating. The product is intended for use inside places intended for human residence, especially in humid areas (such as bathrooms, kitchens, laundries), to perform insulation against moisture under linings and coverings, such as ceramic tiles, glazed tiles, terracotta, wooden floors and panels, and synthetic carpets.
The product is intended for priming absorbent and porous surfaces, inside and outside buildings. It is especially recommended for cement - limestone plaster, gas concrete, plaster-carton boards and cement plaster. The primer has a high penetration ability, is deeply absorbed into the substrate, thus strengthening it, while allowing for „breathing”. These benefits improve the structure of the substrates, which, due to the passage of time, have lost their appropriate parameters. The priming solution improves adhesion to the surface of other materials that will be used on the primed substrate. By reducing the absorbency of the substrate, the wear of the applied coating materials, emulsion paints, glues, mineral putties reduces as well. The solution, due to the content of the biocide and fungicide, protects the primed substrate against the formation of mold and bacteria in the product.
10m sealing tape · 2x flexible pipe collars · 2x corners
If you have timber floor - existing floor board thickness. Usually they are 20 or 28 mm thick, in that case you should go for adequate thick wet room kit, to avoid floor height increase and step ups. If you want to achieve stepped up floor, 35 mm thickness might also be a good choice. Wet room kit timber floor fitting instructions
In case of concrete floor, every thickness is suitable, if you're going to screed the floor you need to shutter the future shower area off and leave proper space for tray to be inserted in the future. If screed has already been done, you will need to use jackhammer or similar tool to groove exact tray thickness and shape when the shower is going to be created. Wet room kit concrete floor fitting instructions
In case of both floor types, every shower tray thickness is enough to bear human weight, as it needs to be underboarded beneath entire surface either with ply or solid concrete. The biggest difference between thicknesses is the slope's angle achieved after installation is completed and shower tray tiled.
Conventional floor boards are approx 20mm thick so laying the tray on top of the joists would bring the top of the tray level with the floor boards. We do not recommend tiling straight on to floor boards. We recommend that the entire wooden floor is covered in a 10mm thermal tile backer board prior to tiling and therefore you may need to insert a 10mm packer under the Showerlay to achieve an even level floor area throughout. The tile backer board is a good insulator and the perfect material on which to tile.
If required the tray can be installed on a raised platform.
The position of the drain exit is determined by the installer on site as the drain is cut into the trough by the user and thus can avoid joists or support beams. The base of the tray is totally flat and is installed onto the wooden joists in the normal manner with support between the joists. It has fully adjustable drain and grid to accommodate various tile heights
It can be installed by any competent DIY person and as the drain trough is already installed into the tray cuts down on install time.
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