Thanks for watching and the kind words Ben! :)

Hi Greg, thanks for watching! Always follow the recommendations regarding coverage rates to ensure the required film thickness is achieved. The required extent of the membrane application is based on categories of risk as covered in AS 3740 and the NCC respectively. For example, for enclosed showers, the membrane only needs to be applied to the extent of the shower area, while open showers (frameless) need to extend 1500mm out onto floors in an arc from the shower rose. For small bathrooms with frameless showers, applying the membrane to the whole floor simplifies the application whilst meeting the minimum requirements. Villaboard wall/wall junctions These should be flushed with base coat/tape first as part of the Villaboard installation requirements The B10 Joint Band is the best practice, for sealing this joint as part of the waterproofing application. It is quick to install and provides the most robust protection. Floor/wall junctions The B10 Joint Band acts as the bondbreaker and can be applied directly at the wall/floor junction without the need for sealant behind. When screeding over a membrane, using a liquid admixture to create a cement slurry primer over the membrane surface is advisable. This will achieve the necessary key to the sealed membrane surface The admixture should also be used as part of the mixing liquid into the screed (Admixtures enhance the adhesion and general performance of cement-based compounds and are used to facilitate adhesion to non-absorbent/sealed membrane surfaces). Pre-bagged/engineered screeds can also be considered, as these are polymer enhanced. Gripset 11Y is a concentrated SBR latex admixture suitable for this application. Details can be found on our website. Other proprietary admixtures can be used, ensure instructions are followed. Over screed application If applying a secondary membrane over the screed, the bondbreaker at the wall/floor junctions must still be used. The B10 Joint Can be used, alternatively, a 12mm sealant bead can also be considered and is compliant with relevant waterproofing standards. Hope this helps! :)

@@GripsetIndustriesPTYLtd Thanks Guys, thats a huge help