How waterproofing should look like in a bathroom

This is how I believe waterproofing should look in a bathroom. I have used this method for over 20 years and have never had a failure. I will continue my same practice. When it comes to waterproofing, it has to be done 100 percent correctly, and it’s best to get a professional who knows what they’re doing. I always recommend using a tiler to waterproof so they use an adhesive that is compatible with the membrane. Also, if something goes wrong and you get a leak, the tiler can't blame the waterproofer and the waterproofer can't blame the tiler.

[@dennysun5268]

Very nice Job👍, I'd like to ask if the customer chooses a frameless shower screen or a glass panel, how can I hide the water stop bar? or just cut it off as you said some people do that.

[@Jaxtiling1]

Thank you🙏 I would put a chrome U chanel over it then the glass for frameless , if you're getting a framed shower screen that should just go over it but if you're going to cut it off to put a frameless shower screen hard to the floor, in Australia you have to now have a 25 mil step down or something like that it's a new code. But what people are still doing is they clut the angle flush with the tiles and you centre the glass over the angle so you don't see it

[@dennysun5268]

@@Jaxtiling1 Cheers mate!👍

[@jamieayy260]

Big gap between vids but very informative thanks bro!

[@Jaxtiling1]

Thank you very much 🙏

[@larsolofrosen9737]

Very nice work!👍

[@Jaxtiling1]

Thank you very much 😊🙏

[@timsneesby1482]

Hey mate, love your videos. Clear explanation. Why do you silicone after priming and not before?

[@Jaxtiling1]

Thank you very much. You can do either way shouldn't really matter. But if you prime first the silicone should bond better, primer bites into the wall and and helps bind any dust giving the silicone a better adhesion

[@chazman4461]

What system do you use?

[@Jaxtiling1]

I have a video on that on my channel, how to waterproof a bathroom