Get a QuotationA leaking bathroom damages the slab below it and the finishes above it. This system seals the wet zone before tiling so water stays where it belongs, applied in three stages with a verified datasheet at every step.
The sequence starts with a sound, clean substrate and an SBR bonding slurry. Two coats of cementitious waterproofing slurry follow, with corners, drains and pipe penetrations reinforced before the field coats. Tiling proceeds over the cured membrane with a polymer-modified adhesive and matched grout, so the finish never becomes the waterproofing layer.
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Seals the wet zone before tiles go down
Bonds to properly prepared damp concrete
Reinforced corners and penetrations, where leaks actually start
Protects slab reinforcement from long-term moisture
Applied across residential wet areas at Prism Heights, Islamabad.
Only over a sound, well-bonded surface. Loose tiles, paint and laitance come off first. When in doubt, remove back to concrete and rebuild the sequence from the bonding coat.
Follow the waiting time on the product TDS between coats and before tiling. Rushing this step is the most common cause of debonding.
Yes in shower zones, typically to full spray height. Floors alone leave the wall-floor junction exposed, and that junction is where most bathrooms fail.
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