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Wet Area Linings Part 3 – Flooring & Other Details

Wet Area Linings Part 3 – Flooring & Other Details. M. Martin Feb, 2005 Reviewed Feb, 2006 & 2007. Compressed sheet Wet Area Flooring. Advantages. Immune to permanent water damage Economical when compared to concrete Easy to install Ideal for upper storey construction. Installation.

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Wet Area Linings Part 3 – Flooring & Other Details

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  1. Wet Area LiningsPart 3 – Flooring & Other Details M. Martin Feb, 2005 Reviewed Feb, 2006 & 2007

  2. Compressed sheet Wet Area Flooring

  3. Advantages • Immune to permanent water damage • Economical when compared to concrete • Easy to install • Ideal for upper storey construction

  4. Installation • Frames may be timber or steel • 450mm or 600mm centered joists, depending on sheet thickness • When cutting, ensure area is well ventilated and use appropriate PPE

  5. Fixing Compressed sheets

  6. Waterproofing & FC sheets • Refer to your handout and review the following • Perimeter flashing • Doorway flashing • Hob to shower • Hobless shower • Waste detail • The following slides are in reference to these

  7. Australian Standards • Waterproofing standard AS3740 • Tile Adhesives AS2358 • Approved masks AS1715 & 1716 • Approved safety glasses AS1336

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